Washington Buddhist Peace Fellowship

Washington Buddhist Peace Fellowship is a network of Buddhist sanghas and like-minded individuals in the Washington D.C. area, who are committed to creating a peaceful world through peaceful means.

Washington Buddhist Peace Fellowship

Peace Links
Links to other Peace and Justice Groups

Links to other Peace and Justice Groups:

Joanna Macy, an eco-philosopher, a scholar of Buddhism, and a leading voice in movements for peace, justice, and a safe environment.

The Sarvoday Shramadana Movement of Sri lanka. We build the road and the road builds us. (Sarvoday Shramadana means everyone wakes up by working together.)

About Gaviotas, A Village to Reinvent the World. Humanity's search for solutions to the greatest environmental and social problems threatening the world today.

Buddhism and Social Action, An Exploration by Ken Jones.

Poets Against the War, a cry against impending war and a celebration of the long and rich tradition of moral opposition and dissent by American writers and artists. Over 13,000 poems were submitted.

California Buddhist Peace Fellowship, working for peace through contemplation and social action.

* Engaged Buddhism, a term coined by Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, refers to the social application of Buddhist teachings, as they bring us into responsible relationship with the world around us.