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Dharma Doesn’t Change: Teaching Anti-Racism In A Buddhist Context
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Summary MWS founder and MWE executive director Noa Jones writes about how the Middle Way School approaches anti-racism in a Buddhist context.
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In the latest issue of Chronogram, Middle Way School founder and Middle Way Education executive director Noa Jones writes about how the Middle Way School approaches anti-racism in a Buddhist context. Read the article here.
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Noa Jones
Noa Jones is the founder and executive director of Middle Way Education and was the founding Chair of the Middle Way School of the Hudson Valley, which she was asked to create as a laboratory to develop a new model of Buddhist education for modern learning environment. She taught at MWS for 6 years and received a masters degree from the graduate school of education at the University of Pennsylvania. She is also a writer of fiction and creative nonfiction. Previously, she worked for Khyentse Foundation for 17 years.