Seeking Holistic Solutions During Climate Week NYC 2022 Written by Ida Eva ZielinskaPhotos by Tzu Chi USA Media Team Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue
Using Community to Combat the Climate Crisis: How Tzu Chi Makes a Difference Written by Anna Sipek Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue Faith leaders
Compassion Inspires Compassion: Tzu Chi USA’s Evolving Digital Presence Written by Ida Eva Zielinska Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue Han Huang (left), Ting Fan
On October 10, 2022, 13 days after Hurricane Ian struck, Fort Myers Beach in Florida is still in a state of disarray. Photo/Jaime Puerta Written
Welcome to Issue 66 of the Tzu Chi USA Journal. It’s with a heavy heart that I share some unfortunate news. A great man, role model, Tzu Chi volunteer, former CEO of Tzu Chi USA, and a friend to all, Han Huang or Bro Han, as many of us called him, has passed away.
There was once a renowned swordsman in Japan who hoped to see his son follow in his footsteps, and thus, the father introduced his son to a friend under whom he could study the art of swordsmanship.
Master Cheng Yen’s Teachings Translated by the Dharma as Water Team Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue SHARE: Acts of kindness from each one of
By Scarlett Liu, Sophie Song, Ida Eva Zielinska Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue SHARE Chile On September 18, Santiago Service Center volunteers celebrate Chile’s
By Scarlett Liu, Sophie Song, Ida Eva Zielinska Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue SHARE Providing Disaster Relief After a flood of a scale unseen
By Ida Eva Zielinska Published #67 | Winter 2022 Issue SHARE Dharma Master Cheng Yen responds to questions and comments from visitors, volunteers, staff, and
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