Скачать или смотреть 08/21/2022 BIPOC Buddhism and Erasure of Asian-Americans in American Buddhism by Carol Busshin Iwata

Carol Busshin Iwata has worked on social justice programs and community-building for more than 50 years. She co-founded several Asian-American community-building organizations in the Twin Cities. At Clouds in Water Zen Center, she is the coordinator of the BIPOC Sitting Group/Sangha, and a founding member of The Race, Love and Liberation Laboratory which works to “grow more spiritual things” led by and for people of color. For several years, she served as the Board Chair for Clouds in Water. Carol is also part of the coordinating team for Deep Listening for Social Change, a peaceful social change movement initiated by members of the Twin Cities BIPOC mindfulness community to develop and teach a listening process to amplify and empower marginalized voices. Carol received jukai in 2011 and was given the dharma name Busshin.