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International Conference on Buddhist Peace Studies

📅 24–25 Oct 2026 📍 Toronto, Canada 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track explores the principles of nonviolence within Buddhist teachings and their application in contemporary society. Scholars are invited to discuss how these principles can inform conflict resolution and promote peace.

This session examines the role of compassion in establishing justice from a Buddhist viewpoint. Papers will analyze how compassionate actions can lead to equitable social structures and restorative practices.

This track focuses on the ethical dimensions of dialogue as promoted in Buddhist traditions. Contributions will investigate how dialogue can foster understanding and reconciliation among diverse communities.

This session aims to critically assess the intersection of Buddhism and human rights discourse. Researchers will explore how Buddhist teachings can both support and challenge contemporary human rights frameworks.

This track delves into the relationship between spirituality and social harmony within Buddhist practices. Presentations will highlight how spiritual engagement can cultivate community cohesion and mutual respect.

This session investigates the principles of ethical leadership as derived from Buddhist philosophy. Participants will discuss how these principles can be applied in various leadership contexts to promote peace and justice.

This track examines the application of mindfulness practices in resolving conflicts. Papers will explore how mindfulness can enhance empathy and understanding in interpersonal and societal disputes.

This session addresses the implications of Buddhist teachings for environmental justice movements. Contributions will focus on how compassion for all living beings can inform ecological ethics and activism.

This track explores the potential of interfaith dialogue in fostering peace through Buddhist perspectives. Scholars will discuss case studies and theoretical frameworks that highlight successful collaborative efforts.

This session invites papers that explore narratives of resilience and hope within Buddhist contexts. Researchers will analyze how these narratives can inspire individuals and communities facing adversity.

This track focuses on the diverse cultural expressions of Buddhist peace practices around the world. Presentations will examine how local traditions and rituals contribute to the broader discourse on peace and nonviolence.