Sumeru News — Publishing in a digital world

Many Buddhists these days have the unfortunate karma of struggling with repressive regimes. In this they are not alone. iRevolution is a blog focusing on the nexus of modern communications technology and liberation. It is definitely worth a look for anyone seriously interested in non-violent resistance and new forms of social activism. http://irevolution.wordpress.com/

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No name; just practice. http://www.pangeaday.org/index.php

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Sumeru now supports Open Journal System – a free, open-source software package used to create and publish academic journals. OJS was created by a consortium of universities led by Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, known as the Public Knowledge Project (http://pkp.sfu.ca/). OJS is used by more than 2000 journals around the world. A great union... Read more »

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The Buddhism in Canada website re-design is now one step closer to launch. Last week, Justin Wah Kan (working with Sumeru), received his MA in media production from Ryerson University for his work on the project. Congratulations, Justin!

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Here are two open-access (i.e. free), peer-reviewed scholarly journals in Buddhist Studies… Journal of Global Buddhism Journal of Buddhist Ethics

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