for Chaplains, Volunteers, Inmates and their Families
RESOURCES
“Buddhist Prison Ministry brings the dharma to incarcerated individuals with great compassion and care, offering a path to healing, resilience, and spiritual growth in places where it’s most needed.
As the former staff chaplain for New York City’s Department of Corrections, I recognize the deep need for this work, and commend BPM and its community for showing up to honor the humanity and potential of those so often overlooked”
—Lama Justin von Budjoss, Vajrayana Buddhist teacher, author, and co-founder of Yangti Yoga Retreat Center and Bhumisparsha.
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It’s Hard to Grieve in Prison.
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So you want to work with the incarcerated?
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Basics of Buddhism Brochure
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Recommended Reading for Prison Work
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Pema Chödrön Foundation Book Program
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Leaving Prison Behind: A Council Before I Go
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Comparison Chart of Buddhist Schools and Sects
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Resources for Buddhist Books and other Services
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The Spiritual Needs of Inmates
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If a Friend or Family Member is Arrested
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Higher Education After Incarceration
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Building a Career After Incarceration
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Branding Yourself After Prison

