🆕News: On Aug. 8, @IkedaCenter in Cambridge, Massachusetts, hosted a special Dialogue Nights event titled “Strength Through Peace: Learning From Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 80 Years Later.” Joseph Hodgkin, Co-Chair of Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility (@gb_psr), spoke about the power of peace movements, and Molly McGinty, Program Director at International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (@IPPNW), urged participants to take action for peace where they are.
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🕊️ Join us this Friday for a special Dialogue Nights marking 80 years since the atomic bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. In solidarity with the hibakusha, we’ll reflect on how we can build cultures of peace. Open to college students & people in their 20s & 30s
Today marks 80 years since the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on #Hiroshima. We remember the lives lost and reaffirm our commitment to peace and a world free of nuclear weapons.🕊
Learn from survivors, take action: https://t.co/MO1LbEsq7Q
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This year's virtual Indigo Talk, which will be held on Thursday, June 5, at 7 pm ET, will feature Dr. Darren Kew, Dean of the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies at the University of San Diego.
For more details to RSVP: https://t.co/4xDVJMpi0e
Join us one week from tonight—Fri, May 9th—for a panel discussion on the critical role of education in fostering critical thinking and civic responsibility in students and creating a world free of nuclear weapons! At Askwith Hall at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
SGI & @JamesMartinCNS invite you:
📅 Apr 29 |🕐 1:15 PM
📍Church Center (777 UN Plaza)
Map: https://t.co/Vgk6RtrZp7
We look forward to establishing a platform for dialogue among nuclear-armed, nuclear-dependent & non-nuclear states.
*Light meal served
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Join us on Friday, 5/9 at the Harvard Graduate School of Education for a timely conversation with an esteemed panel on the critical role of education in fostering civic responsibility in students and creating a world free of nuclear weapons. RSVP here: https://t.co/HFy5kTnGkv
In May, we will co-host "Educating for Peace,” which seeks to advance nuclear disarmament through youth education. Through workshops by experts in the field, this conference aims to empower middle & high school teachers. Register: https://t.co/qRuQ84ymCU
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Join us for Saturday, November 2nd for our 20th annual Ikeda Forum for Intercultural Dialogue: "Imagining A World Where Peace Is Possible” with Dr. Lauren Leigh Kelly, Emma Pike, and Dr. Eben Weitzman.
Register here: https://t.co/jA8PtMGAJn
Click the link below to watch the full recording of our recent Indigo Talk with Dr. Andrea Bartoli, “Opening Pathways to Peace: The Role of Dialogue in Times of Conflict.”
https://t.co/SzJ0TWqVwr
Tonight! Our 2024 Indigo Talk (virtual) featuring Dr. Andrea Bartoli.
“Opening Pathways to Peace: The Role of Dialogue in Times of Conflict.”
Register below to receive the Zoom link:
https://t.co/EQIVh9sZFd
Join us virtually on Thursday, August 1, at 7 pm ET, for our 2024 Indigo Talk featuring Dr. Andrea Bartoli.
“Opening Pathways to Peace: The Role of Dialogue in Times of Conflict.”
Register here to receive the Zoom link:
https://t.co/PsClgjmjyO
The upcoming nuclear disarmament forum with our colleagues at the @IkedaCenter is just around the corner on Fri May 10th!
Our most beloved nuclear advocates will be speaking at this highly anticipated event.
Sign up today to reserve your spot: https://t.co/U3i9HrbhGp
On Friday, May 10th (10am-1pm), the Center will host a timely forum for educators, students, and disarmament advocates for a discussion on the critical need for nuclear disarmament education at all levels of learning. RSVP for this in-person event here: https://t.co/LHh2j3EN3W
Fifty years ago, on April 1, 1974, Daisaku Ikeda delivered his first overseas lecture, “Toward a Century of Humanity,” at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). This was the first of many lectures he would give at various universities and academic institutions around the world. In this lecture, drawing on the Buddhist concept of the Middle Way that corresponds to the western ideal of the Golden Mean, Ikeda urges humanity to balance desires with spiritual development toward the creation of a genuinely human and harmonious civilization.
Ikeda states, “We must align human civilization with the greater self, the eternally abiding reality that underlies the changing phenomenal world, and thereby enable its full and harmonious flourishing. Then and only then will humanity stand on its own and build a civilization that is authentically human.”
Read full lecture at:
https://t.co/Zzg5FrlfwS
In Jan, we had the great fortune to host a timely & inspiring seminar with our friends from @IPPNW @gb_psr & Prof Alexander Harang’s Learning Cluster students from @SokaUniv on nuclear disarmament. Click to read a detailed write-up https://t.co/jD2mO6L7eZ
Rescheduled Indigo Talk **New date and Virtual Only** Friday, Nov 17 at 7pm ET.
“Towards Hope and Joy in Life and Death: New Visions” with Cynthia Dillard.
RSVP here: https://t.co/d9XnINtHZz
The Sept 16 Ikeda Forum will also commemorate our 30th anniversary. The forum will be moderated by Dr. Anita Patterson of Boston University. Here she shares what she is looking forward to in this dialogue on the role of literature in fostering inner transformation and peace: