To Empower Others
Supporting young people, I unearth my fears and face them head-on, to build a law career and a harmonious family. I am Krithi Byadgi of San Francisco.
Battling to trust people again, I find in prayer the trust I’d lost in myself.
In caring for my father, we come to grasp our shared purpose.
Becoming the father that I never had, I find in every obstacle a chance to climb higher. I’m Dennis Angelo of Arvada, Colorado.
To honor my husband’s final will, I vow again to respond with joy.
In order to heal my relationship with my father, I choose to believe in us both.
Lending a compassionate ear to a critical friend, I crush my fears and achieve my goals.
Many Treasures members discover new ways to engage young people.
Amid rising tensions in Minneapolis, five Minneapolis-area chapters chose courage—uniting in prayer and action to shift the atmosphere of their city. The World Tribune sat down with the Minnesota Region Women’s Leader Ivett Lorenzano, Men’s Leader Tom Reid and Young Women’s Leader Ally Appelbaum to discuss how uniting together helped build bonds of trust and
The World Tribune sat down with Greater Montclair Chapter Women’s Leader Jenna Pacheco to learn how supporting the next generation transformed her faith, leadership and life. How did you start practicing Nichiren Buddhism? Jenna Pacheco: I grew up in a family that practices Buddhism, but when I turned 18, I determined to prove chanting didn’t
Nuuanu Chapter welcomes 13 new members in 2026.
Fulfilling my dreams through responding to Ikeda Sensei’s vision for peace.
SGI-USA members serving in law enforcement in the Chicago Police Department begin holding introduction to Buddhism meetings in January 2026 focused on inner transformation, resilience and compassion. At the headquarters of the Chicago Police Department, SGI-USA members serving in law enforcement are helping introduce a new approach to officer wellness through introduction-to-Buddhism meetings focused on
Outside the Izumo Culture Center, future division members and local families greeted the visiting youth with wide smiles and cheers. Throughout the exchange, a phrase began ringing out among the youth: “Sanko saiko!” (Sanko is the best!). At first, it sounded like a spirited chant, born from the warmth of a welcome meant for more

A family rift. Debt. Finding a career you love. Heartbreak. Tap into 3,000 years of Buddhist wisdom to find real solutions to life’s problems.