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Tag Archives: gender
E-learning Course on Asian Buddhist Women
Here’s an announcement about an upcoming E-learning course on Buddhist women in Asia. Sounds like it will be very interesting. The Numata Center for Buddhist Studies at the University of Hamburg, in cooperation with the Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal … Continue reading
Upcoming film: Daughters of Dolma
Not so long ago the JGB was contacted by the people behind a new film called “Daughters of Dolma”, a documentary about Tibetan Buddhist nuns in Nepal and their engagement with modernity. The email includes a link to the film’s … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Tibetan Buddhism
Tagged Buddhist nuns, Daughters of Dolma, gender, modernity, Nepal
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