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Liberation Prison Project
About us
Liberation Prison Project offers spiritual advice and teachings, as well as books and materials, to people in prison interested in exploring, studying and practicing Buddhism.
A Tibetan Buddhist organization and social services project affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, since 1996 the project has supported the Buddhist practice of over 20,000 prisoners.
Active mainly in the US and Australia, where we are established as nonprofit organizations in Raleigh, NC, and the Australian Blue Mountains, we also have branches in New Zealand, Spain, Mexico, Mongolia and Italy.
Our Prisoners
Prisoners first contact us after hearing about our services from another prisoner or one of our volunteer Buddhist teachers, reading our newsletter, or seeing our name in a book we've donated to a prison library.
http://www.liberationprisonproject.org/index2.html
Liberation Prison Project offers spiritual advice and teachings, as well as books and materials, to people in prison interested in exploring, studying and practicing Buddhism.
A Tibetan Buddhist organization and social services project affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, since 1996 the project has supported the Buddhist practice of over 20,000 prisoners.
Active mainly in the US and Australia, where we are established as nonprofit organizations in Raleigh, NC, and the Australian Blue Mountains, we also have branches in New Zealand, Spain, Mexico, Mongolia and Italy.
Our Prisoners
Prisoners first contact us after hearing about our services from another prisoner or one of our volunteer Buddhist teachers, reading our newsletter, or seeing our name in a book we've donated to a prison library.
http://www.liberationprisonproject.org/index2.html
http://www.liberationprisonproject.org/