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Reflections
Photos provided by Inland Tzu Shao Team Jolin Chang and Suong Chang Inland Tzu Shao Team Translated by H.B. Qin *Tzu Chi Youth Association (TCYA, also called Tzu Shao), is a branch of the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation. Inland Tzu Shao is one of its chapters. The Inland Tzu Shao’s team was created in 2012, […]
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On July 13, Tzu Chi USA held its monthly food distribution at Villacorta Elementary School in the Rowland Unified School District. Photo by Jennifer Chien. Nancy Ku, National TCCA Advisor Lead Translated by Ariel Chan Shock, disbelief, and impermanence knocked on the door, then swept in, taking away a respected and loved teacher from members […]
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After graduating from college, Elizabeth Schieffelin, who grew up in the U.S., decided to start a business in China and made friends with a group of like-minded people. Photo/courtesy of Elizabeth Schieffelin Liao Written by Daphne LiuTranslated by Diana ChangEdited by Ida Eva Zielinska “Micro-Reflections on the Pandemic” A blog series presenting the stories of […]
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Bart Shatto, a Broadway theater actor-singer, at the Tzu Chi Center for Compassionate Relief in New York, hosting Mindful Eye: Film at Tzu Chi Center. Photo/Pin Hao Chiou Written by Daphne LiuTranslated by H. B. QinEdited by Diana Chang, Ida Eva Zielinska “Micro-Reflections on the Pandemic” A blog series presenting the stories of three American […]
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American psychologist and professor Peter Lin (right) and Joanna Chang (left), his wife, a concert pianist and music professor, practice Chinese Zen meditation. Photo/Pin Hau Chiou Written by Daphne LiuTranslated by H. B. QinEdited by Diana Chang, Ida Eva Zielinska “Micro-Reflections on the Pandemic” A blog series presenting the stories of three American households facing […]
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Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's history, its vicious flames devouring 153,336 acres of land, destroying 18,800 structures, and tragically claiming the lives of 85 people. Responding to the call for aid, Tzu Chi USA quickly mobilized, arriving on Nov. 8, 2018 – the very day the fire occurred – to deliver direct and compassionate relief.
