The March 16, 2021 killing of six women of Asian descent and two others brought Asian Buddhists together across lineages and communities to confront anti-Asian hate. A year later, the LA Times followed up with organizers of those efforts. The story quotes CRCC's Nalika Gajweera, who in addition to studying race and Buddhism, is one of the co-directors of the Asian American Buddhist Working Group. Read More
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