Amy Paris Langenberg & Ann Gleig 博士：美国佛教社群应对性侵害的基层回应
3月07日周一
|西来大学校园（AD 208）及 Zoom 线上
Ann Gleig 与 Amy Paris Langenberg 博士合作开展了一项关于美国佛教中性侵害的研究，专著《侵害、性与僧团》（Abuse, Sex, and the Sangha）即将由耶鲁大学出版社出版。
時間和地點
2022年3月07日 18:00 – 20:00
西来大学校园（AD 208）及 Zoom 线上
關於本活動
Since the 1980s, American Buddhist convert communities have been the site of recurring sexual misconduct and abuse allegations. In the main, efforts to bring about justice have been hampered by denial and deflection from teachers, community leaders, and board members. In the absence of institutional accountability and a centralizing American Buddhist authority, efforts to respond to sexual violations have fallen largely to individual or collective grassroot efforts. In this presentation, we consider these efforts including community reform through revised grievance procedures and ethics statements, survivor advocacy through in person and online networks, preventative trainings, and legal interventions. We conclude by reflecting on the relationship between such efforts and the sexual ethics found in the classical Buddhist tradition.
Bio:
Ann Gleig is an Associate Professor of Religion and Cultural Studies at the University of Central Florida. She is author of American Dharma: Buddhism Beyond Modernity (Yale University Press, 2019)
Amy Paris Langenberg is an Associate…