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Buddhist Voices for Immigration Justice

A Virtual Town Hall

Hosted by

Buddhist Coalition for Democracy and Insight Meditation Community of Washington

From the Organizer:

This Town Hall will bring together Dharma teachers, a Buddhists grassroots activist, and a legal expert to explore the intersection of Buddhist teachings, human rights and immigrant justice. Together, we will learn, reflect, and take steps toward compassionate action. Panelists include Tara Brach, Lama Rod Owens, Dr. Marisela Gomez, and Lenni B. Benson.

Buddhist Coalition for Democracy and Insight Meditation Community of Washington is the host of this event. Please contact them with any questions.

Details

November 20, 2025

6:00 pm
— 7:00 pm
( America/New_York )

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This is an online event hosted by

Buddhist Coalition for Democracy and Insight Meditation Community of Washington

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