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    • Our People >
      • The Dalai Lama: our patron
      • Our Advisors >
        • Roshi Robert Aitken
        • Shelley Anderson
        • Solomon Benatar
        • Senator Bob Brown
        • Sister Mila de Gimeno
        • Prof John Guillebaud
        • Dr Maurice King
        • Dh Lokamitra
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        • Prof David Rapport
        • Sulak Sivaraksa
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      • Karunadeepa
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      • Update November 2021
      • Covid in Nagpur update: November 2021
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      • Moanoghar student support
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    • Denis Wright Scholarships, Bangladesh
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Covid crisis in India

Pics below illustrate some of the work of BODHI partner Karunadeepa and her team in some "informal settlements" in Pune. Published with permission, and thus extortion risk-free. These were received June 1, 2020. They also show extreme poverty, and inequality. There is so much exploitation in India!! Please join with us and other groups in trying to reduce it. As we write there is vast violence in the US,  arising from that country's racism and inequality. Conditions for minorities and the poor in India are even worse; periodically violence erupts in India, but "structural violence" occurs every single day.