Category / Buddhism / Professionalization
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Mapping Buddhist Chaplains in North America
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Black and Buddhist book wins 2020 Nautilus Award
Black and Buddhist: What Buddhism Can Teach Us about Race, Resilience, Transformation, and Freedom (Shambala, 2020), edited by Pamela Ayo Yetunde and Lab Scholar-in-Residence Cheryl Giles, has received the 2020 Nautilus Gold Award…
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BOOK REVIEW: Han, Be the Refuge: Raising the Voices of Asian American Buddhists
Making invisible visible Elaine Yuen, PhD, Educator and Chaplain Making the invisible visible – a skill often engaged in chaplaincy practice – is one that seeks to find words and narratives that…
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BOOK REVIEW: Sanford, Kalyānamitra: A Model for Buddhist Spiritual Care
Buddhist Chaplaincy Offers Spiritual Friendship as a Model for Care Jamie Beachy, PhD, ACPE Certified Educator Naropa University Buddhist practitioners are entering the field of professional spiritual care in increasing numbers and…
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The Manual Labor of Chaplaincy
by Gordon Greene A Chaplain’s Body Being a chaplain is hard work. And I mean hard work the way that manual labor is hard work. But I don’t mean manual labor in… -
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Educator profile: Elaine Yuen
Dr. Elaine Yuen, Boulder, Colorado Dr. Elaine Yuen is former Chair of the Wisdom Traditions Department and Professor at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. Currently retired, she continues to teach and write… -
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Educator profile: Victor Gabriel
Dr. Victor Gabriel is Master of Divinity Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor in the Buddhist Chaplaincy Department at the University of the West. He works with the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab on the…
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CIL audio short: Buddhist chaplaincy
CIL Executive Director Michael Skaggs talks with Koshin Paley Ellison, Founder of the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care and Advisor to the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab, about what it means to…
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Buddhist fire chaplain joins esteemed list of “first women”
From the Westmoreland Gazette: Jacquetta Gomes is the world’s first ever female Buddhist Fire Chaplain and her milestone achievement has been recorded by academic Carrie de Silva in her inventory of eminent…
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New York Zen Center announces Commit-to-Sit program
From our partners at the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care: Commit-to-Sit: A 90-Day Commitment to Practice Thursday, January 16th – Tuesday, April 15th, 2020 Celebrate the New Year with an…
