Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Half-Day New Year Meditation Retreat
Sunday, January 11th | 9:00-12:30pm EST

As we close our Introduction to Buddhist Meditation course, this half-day retreat offers a chance to deepen and integrate what we’ve explored together—shamatha (calm abiding), vipashyana (insight), metta (loving-kindness), and tonglen (sending and receiving). We’ll spend the morning in guided and silent practice, weaving these methods together, and reflect on intentions for the upcoming year grounded in confidence in one’s Buddha nature.

This retreat is offered by donation and open to all.

To process dana, you can do so via one of the below links:
Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=G8E2DTSFZEEGU
Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Adriana-DiFazio

If you have any questions, please reach out to Adriana at ad@adrianadifazio.com.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

How to End Family Policing Pop-Up Reading Group
January 25 - March 1, 2026
Sundays 4:30-6pm EST
Online via Zoom

Co-hosted by the Beyond Prisons Podcast and the Engaged Dharma Book Club

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Buddhism & Marxism: A Four-Week Course
Online Hosted by Union Theological Seminary with Mike Slott, Ph.D.

Tuesdays, February 3-24th | 6:00-8:30pm EST

In this course, we’ll explore the convergence of two transformative worldviews: Buddhism and Marxism. While both perspectives provide conceptual and practical resources to alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing, they offer distinct paths to these shared goals. Over the span of four weeks, we’ll delve into the philosophical foundations of both Buddhist and Marxist perspectives on suffering, justice, and human well-being. We’ll also explore practical strategies for integrating Buddhist mindfulness practices into political activism. By engaging with both traditions, we’ll examine their relevance in addressing contemporary social and political challenges, gaining valuable insights into how they can inform and strengthen our efforts toward a more just and compassionate world.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Buddhism & Marxism: A Four-Week Course
Online Hosted by Union Theological Seminary with Mike Slott, Ph.D.

Tuesdays, February 3-24th | 6:00-8:30pm EST

In this course, we’ll explore the convergence of two transformative worldviews: Buddhism and Marxism. While both perspectives provide conceptual and practical resources to alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing, they offer distinct paths to these shared goals. Over the span of four weeks, we’ll delve into the philosophical foundations of both Buddhist and Marxist perspectives on suffering, justice, and human well-being. We’ll also explore practical strategies for integrating Buddhist mindfulness practices into political activism. By engaging with both traditions, we’ll examine their relevance in addressing contemporary social and political challenges, gaining valuable insights into how they can inform and strengthen our efforts toward a more just and compassionate world.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Buddhism & Marxism: A Four-Week Course
Online Hosted by Union Theological Seminary with Mike Slott, Ph.D.

Tuesdays, February 3-24th | 6:00-8:30pm EST

In this course, we’ll explore the convergence of two transformative worldviews: Buddhism and Marxism. While both perspectives provide conceptual and practical resources to alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing, they offer distinct paths to these shared goals. Over the span of four weeks, we’ll delve into the philosophical foundations of both Buddhist and Marxist perspectives on suffering, justice, and human well-being. We’ll also explore practical strategies for integrating Buddhist mindfulness practices into political activism. By engaging with both traditions, we’ll examine their relevance in addressing contemporary social and political challenges, gaining valuable insights into how they can inform and strengthen our efforts toward a more just and compassionate world.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Buddhism & Marxism: A Four-Week Course
Online Hosted by Union Theological Seminary with Mike Slott, Ph.D.

Tuesdays, February 3-24th | 6:00-8:30pm EST

In this course, we’ll explore the convergence of two transformative worldviews: Buddhism and Marxism. While both perspectives provide conceptual and practical resources to alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing, they offer distinct paths to these shared goals. Over the span of four weeks, we’ll delve into the philosophical foundations of both Buddhist and Marxist perspectives on suffering, justice, and human well-being. We’ll also explore practical strategies for integrating Buddhist mindfulness practices into political activism. By engaging with both traditions, we’ll examine their relevance in addressing contemporary social and political challenges, gaining valuable insights into how they can inform and strengthen our efforts toward a more just and compassionate world.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

January–March 2026
Six Thursdays | 12:00-1:30pm ET

Jan 15, Jan 22, Feb 5, Feb 19, Mar 5, Mar 19

This course explores the intersections of early Buddhist (Theravada) teachings and Marxist / post-capitalist thought. We’ll explore Buddhist analyses of suffering, craving, and liberation alongside critical theories of alienation, labor, gender, and ideology.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.

Monday Meditation Gatherings
Every Monday 9-9:45am EST via Zoom

A weekly sit to empower and refine your home practice

Join us every Monday for a guided meditation and to check-in with other organizers, activists, meditators, and engaged Buddhists.