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As the Buddha sent out his first disciples into the world they were to follow the path of easing suffering in the world. Accordingly, BPF has embraced the challenge in responding to suffering in the world by taking action.

Historic Moment in Arizona

BPF endorses the Catalyst Projects's call to action in response to Arizona's new immigration law.

Waste from the Oil Spill

What happens to debris from the Gulf oil cleanup?

Stop War Now: Take Action for peace

The war is costing us our very lives. When will we grow tired..

What About the Environment!

Would if trees were ordained and we couldn't touch them?

Street theatre to shut down the SOA

Bringing consciousness to death and suffering in Latin America through street theatre! A movement to shut down the School of Assassins took place recently in Washington DC.

Boycott Valero Oil

Valero Energy -- a Texas-based oil company -- has spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.

Coca Cola - drink of the death squads

Foul labor practices, including torture and death, in Colombia and Guatemala.

Action for Colombia

Buddhist Peace Fellowship joined Fellowship of Reconciliation at this year's National Days of Action for Colombia. The surge of action around the U.S. brought tens of thousands of people face-to-face with Colombia's 5 million displaced, shedding light on our hemisphere's hidden humanitarian crisis and the U.S. policies behind it.

Stop Military aid to Colombia

Send an email to your representative to end US military aid to Colombia.

Human Trafficking in Malaysia

Institutionalized, government-supported trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery, and cannot be tolerated. Take action now!

Violence Against Women

Tell Congress to support the International Violence Against Women Act. Take action now!

No on Afghanistan

NO to more war in Afghanistan. NO to more war. Click here to learn more and to take action.

Stop Crimes Against Humanity in Burma

Email President Obama to support a UN Commission of Inquiry on Burma

Gender-Based Violence across the Globe

Every day around the world, women are fighting to survive violence, inequality, poverty and disease.

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