Buddhist Organizations

• Vajrayana
• Zen

• Regional

• Buddha’s Light International Association (BLIA)  - Details about this Buddhist International NGO includes news articles and a list of Buddhism resources presented in both Chinese and English.
• The Buddhist Eco-Practice  - Ecological perspective to the practice of Buddhism includes a 5-point action agenda, campaigns, practical suggestions, inspirational readings, and resources.
• Buddhist Network  - Online community of teachers and students who seek information about or teachers of Buddhism.
• The Buddhist Society  - Provides information on the society’s extensive library, catalog of books, and several other resources.
• Chan Center  - Maintains a repository of reading materials pertinent to learning the principles of Chan Buddhism.
• The Dalai Lama Foundation  - Provides a venue for study circles, question and answer forums, and discussions centered on ethics and peace.
• Dharma Drum Mountain  - Fosters the practice of the principles and methods of Chan Buddhism.
• Dharma Mind.net  - Answers the questions on the Dharma practice with its comprehensive archive. Also lists retreat schedules open to everyone interested.
• Dharma Realm Buddhist Association  - Provides a directory of centers worldwide. Also offers information on education, events, and history.
• Diamond Way Buddhism  - Represents the Diamond Way Buddhist centers and groups of the Karma Kagyu tradition worldwide. Features a search bar for locating Diamond Way centers.
• The Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO)  - Communicates Buddhist truths through informative articles, the teachings of Buddha, and talks addressing the relationship of Buddhism to many subjects.
• Heartland Sangha  - Non-dualistic and pan-sectarian articles foster the original teachings of Gautama Buddha, Jodo Shinshu, and Zen Buddhism.
• Hümüh  - Reference to the Hümüh Buddhism practice offering free daily wisdom teaching, awareness classes, and multimedia instruction materials.
• The Living Dharma  - Answers the frequently asked questions about Buddhism and resolves the common misconceptions.
• Metta Foundation  - Nonsectarian foundation offers a guide to the practice of the Buddhist thought. Also lists activities, insight dialogues, and retreat schedules.
• Mountains and Rivers Order  - Organization of associated temples, practice centers, and sitting groups. Pictures and brief articles offer an informative presentation.
• Northwest Dharma Association  - Supporting the Buddhist communities in the northwest. Presents a directory of affiliated organizations and a list of activities.
• Prison Dharma Network  - Caters to the self-transformation and rehabilitation of prisoners. Develops Peacemaker training and leadership programs.
• Shinnyo-en Foundation (SEF)  - Buddhist-founded organization supports educational programs for young people. Go over the guidelines for educational grant awards.
• Soka Gakkai International (SGI)  - Page of the umbrella organization of Nichiren Buddhists showcasing the teachings and practice of their lineage. Offers several references and resources.
• Soka Spirit  - Presents Buddhist teachings and concepts in a new light. Includes monthly study and reference materials.
• Tri-State Dharma  - Buddhism expositions facilitate Sangha study and practice. Schedules of gatherings, retreats, and classes are posted.
• The World Fellowship of Buddhists (WFB)  - International Buddhist association. Site presents lists of regional centers, articles, analyses, and transcripts of interviews on Buddhist subjects.