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Housed at the University of British Columbia and supported by The Tung Lin Kok Yuen Canada Foundation, our mandate is to foster understanding of modern and contemporary Buddhist forms, and how they are involved in socio-economic and political life in Asia and abroad in Buddhist diaspora communities in the Vancouver region. For more information about the Program, please contact us. For more information about the TLKY Canada Foundation, please visit The Buddhist Door website.
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Category Archives: Lower Mainland Buddhism
Workshop Report: Buddhists working in Prison, Corrections, and Rehabilitation: Volunteers, Chaplains and Teachers
On March 18th, 2011, UBC’s Buddhism and Contemporary Society Program hosted an informal workshop on the work of Buddhist practitioners and professionals connected to the Canadian correctional system. The workshop was a chance for participants to share their experiences, ask … Continue reading
Second Meeting of the Lower Mainland Buddhism Group
Gathering at Steveston Buddhist Temple held on May 27, 2010 Rev. Grant Ikuta welcomed us with a brief history and tour of the temple, and from its unique altar space, arched beams shaped like bodhi-leaves, flanking portraits of the founding … Continue reading
Posted in Lower Mainland Buddhism
Tagged Canadian Buddhism, Lower Mainland, Steveston Temple, Vancouver
First Meeting of the Lower Mainland Buddhism Group
Workshop: Connecting with Vancouver Buddhist Communities held on December 15, 2009 at the Institute of Asian Research. 25 leaders and organizers from different Buddhist communities in the Vancouver area, including those affiliated with Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Southeast Asian Theravada, Tibetan, … Continue reading
Posted in Lower Mainland Buddhism
Tagged Canadian Buddhism, Community Outreach, Lower Mainland, Vancouver









