Practicing Hope
A Nichiren Buddhist discusses the joy of fighting injustice.
Activism
Articles about activism in Buddhism, or engaged Buddhism, by Buddhist activists, meditation teachers, scholars of Buddhism and more.
On Bearing Witness and the Resilience of Karuna
What observing and staying with images of suffering can teach us about embodying compassion
The Wheel Turns Slowly
Visions, hopes, and cautions for the future of Engaged Buddhism
Engaged Buddhism Has Lost One of Its Preeminent Leaders
Dr. A. T. Ariyaratne, founder of the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement in Sri Lanka, has died.
Joy Is a Radical Act
Real happiness can be a powerful force for change, but we have to look inside ourselves to find it.
Whose Statue Is It?
The struggle to repatriate Buddhist art
Creative Engagement in an Imperfect World
Instead of resisting an urge to respond or feeling paralyzed by a lack of control, embracing imperfection and cultivating compassion can help us find our way forward.
Drips on a Rock
A Buddhist mother of five takes on the gun lobby in America.
Magazine | Letter from the Editor, The Conversation
Drips on a Rock
A letter from Tricycle’s editor
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