Buddhism 101 with Alex Trisoglio
Posted on27 Jun 2022
A 1.5 hour dive into Buddhist history philosphy given by Alex Trisoglio in 2022 as part of the Middle Way School's adult learning program.
Listening to the Buddhists in Our Backyard
Posted on24 Jun 2022
This initiative, co-created by high school students and faculty at Phillips Andover Academy in Massachusetts, might inspire teachers to link their classrooms to their local Buddhist communities. Through active engagement, the students were guided to explore the Buddhist resources and traditions that were flourishing around their campus community. They presented their findings in this thoughtful presentation.
Family Sundays: Wakeful Wanderings
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: An art project aimed at generating self-reflection and mindfulness
Family Sundays: Measure Me
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: An art project aimed at measuring your own existence and reflecting on how you define yourself
Family Sundays: Mandala Lab
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: An engaging art project in mandala making with the aim of exploring our emotions
Family Sundays: Dissolving Fears
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: An art project to explore letting go of fear and attachment
Art-Making: Sankranti Kite
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: A DIY art project to make your own Sankranti Kite
New 84000 Mobile App
Posted on26 Jul 2021
84000, a global nonprofit initiative to translate and make freely available the entire Tibetan Buddhist Canon, offers a free app with a collection of teachings of the Buddha translated into English. A great resource for teachers.
Resources for Children and Teens based on the 16 Guidelines
Posted on23 Mar 2021
The Foundation for Developing Compassion and Wisdom offers this page of free resources, including interviews with Elders, a set of printable cards, a discussion guide, and more.