Dharma & Direct Action comes to New York City in November

Dharma & Direct Action: Spiritual Social Justice Training with the Buddhist Peace Fellowship

Applications Now Open! Deadline August 15th

• How can we foment "wise disruption" to seriously and creatively challenge systems of oppression?

• How do we integrate both spiritual practice and our deep commitments to social justice?

• What is Nonviolent Direct Action, and how can Buddhists and dharma-heads use it to build people-power, creating fresh, life-giving tactics along the way?

The Buddhist Peace Fellowship is a national organization exploring a rich and challenging spiritual-political paradox: Accepting the world as it is, and fighting like hell to change it.Join us for a weekend NYC intensive on Dharma & Direct Action, building concrete skills for compassionate confrontation. In a world tormented by racism, sexism, climate disasters, economic oppression, and more — learn how to develop inspiring responses guided by spiritual wisdom, political awareness, and a bodhisattva's vow for collective liberation.

November 7–8, 2015

10am-5pm both days

New York Insight Meditation Center

28 West 27th Street10th FloorNew York, NY 10001Between Broadway & 6th AvenueRegistration fees: on a sliding scale from $35 to $200.Apply Here! Deadline August 15th

In collaboration with New York Insight, Brooklyn Zen Center, the Interdependence Project, Love Circle Sangha, and other great groups.