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A leading component of BPF’s communication approach is Turning Wheel, the journal of socially engaged Buddhism specifically and spiritual activism in general. Now in its 25th year of publication, the journal integrates social justice, including human rights issues with Buddha’s teachings of compassion and wisdom. Turning Wheel won the 2001 Utne award for general excellence among independent magazines.
Upcoming Fall/Winter 2009 - Early October
Is Iran the Enemy?
Building Peace Between Iran and America
by Rebecca Griffin of Peace Action West
When You Give a Child a Gun
by Caroline Acuña
Dar Papaya Project
Everett Wilson interviews Buddhist youth activist working in Colombia
Spring/Summer Issue 2009
Awareness & Sexual Engagement
Articles from Spring/Summer Issue 2009
What's Wrong with Sex?
by David Loy
A New Puritanism?
by Caroline Barzier
Our Fierce Impuls to Live
by Mark Nepo
Look for Upcoming Fall/Winter 2009
Overcoming Speechlessness: The Conflicts in Rwanda, Eastern Congo, and Palestine/Israel
by Alice Walker
Is Iran the Enemy?
Building Peace Between Iran and America
by Rebecca Griffin of Peace Action West
When You Give a Child a Gun
by Caroline Acuña
Dar Papaya Project
Everett Wilson interviews Buddhist youth activist working in Colombia
Turning Wheel Magazine
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