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International Conference on Peace, Compassion, and Social Justice

📅 22–23 Apr 2027 📍 Pula, Croatia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of Buddhist teachings in fostering peace within communities. It aims to analyze how Buddhist principles can be applied to contemporary peacebuilding efforts.

This session focuses on the intersection of Buddhist ethics and social justice initiatives. Participants will examine case studies where compassion has driven social change.

This track investigates the concept of nonviolence in Buddhist philosophy and its relevance in modern conflict resolution. Discussions will center on historical and contemporary examples of nonviolent movements inspired by Buddhist teachings.

This session aims to explore how Buddhist principles can inform and enhance the discourse on human rights. Scholars will discuss the implications of Buddhist values for the protection and promotion of human rights.

This track examines the impact of mindfulness practices rooted in Buddhism on social cohesion and harmony. Participants will explore empirical studies and theoretical frameworks linking mindfulness to societal well-being.

This session addresses the contributions of Buddhist thought to the global justice movement. It will highlight how Buddhist values can inform policies aimed at achieving equity and fairness.

This track focuses on the role of Buddhism in interfaith dialogues aimed at promoting compassion and understanding among diverse religious traditions. Participants will share insights and strategies for fostering collaborative efforts.

This session explores the values that underpin harmony within Buddhist communities and their implications for broader society. Discussions will include the role of community engagement in promoting social justice.

This track investigates the relationship between Buddhist teachings and environmental justice movements. Participants will analyze how Buddhist values can inspire sustainable practices and advocacy for ecological balance.

This session examines the impact of Buddhist philosophy on contemporary social movements advocating for peace and justice. Case studies will illustrate the transformative potential of Buddhist activism.

This track focuses on educational approaches rooted in Buddhist teachings that promote peace and compassion. Participants will discuss innovative pedagogical strategies that foster social justice and ethical awareness.