Buddhist-Based Resources for Relief and Social Change
Hozan Alan Senauke
Clear View Project’s work comes out of founder Hozan Alan Senauke’s long experience in the world of socially engaged Buddhism in Asia and the U.S. At home and abroad there are numerous communities that cry out for spiritual tools of transformation.
Alan’s work with teachers and leaders from every spiritual tradition takes the form of a vast web of resources for liberation. With a clear view, a view that is tested and shared widely, we can follow the path of freedom and keep our eyes on the prize.
About Hozan Alan Senauke
Hozan Alan Senauke is the Executive Director of the Clear View Project. He also oversees the Buddhist Humanitarian Project, an international initiative focused on responding to the Rohingya refugee crisis. Alan is Vice-Abbott of the Berkeley Zen Center and the former Executive Director of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship.
As an author, Alan has written two books: Heirs To Ambedkar: The Rebirth of Engaged Buddhism in India and The Bodhisattva’s Embrace: Dispatches From Engaged Buddhism’s Front Lines. He was the co-editor of Safe Harbor: Ethics for Buddhist Communities. Alan’s numerous articles and essays can be found in the News & Essays section.
Hozan Alan Senauke
Clear View Project’s work comes out of founder Hozan Alan Senauke’s long experience in the world of socially engaged Buddhism in Asia and the U.S. At home and abroad there are numerous communities that cry out for spiritual tools of transformation.
Alan’s work with teachers and leaders from every spiritual tradition takes the form of a vast web of resources for liberation. With a clear view, a view that is tested and shared widely, we can follow the path of freedom and keep our eyes on the prize.
About Hozan Alan Senauke
Hozan Alan Senauke is the Executive Director of the Clear View Project. He also oversees the Buddhist Humanitarian Project, an international initiative focused on responding to the Rohingya refugee crisis. Alan is Vice-Abbott of the Berkeley Zen Center and the former Executive Director of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship.
As an author, Alan has written two books: Heirs To Ambedkar: The Rebirth of Engaged Buddhism in India and The Bodhisattva’s Embrace: Dispatches From Engaged Buddhism’s Front Lines. He was the co-editor of Safe Harbor: Ethics for Buddhist Communities. Alan’s numerous articles and essays can be found in the News & Essays section.
Alan is also an accomplished musician. His musical credits include two albums Everything is Broken: Songs About Things As They Are and Wooden Man: Old Notes from the Southern School. Both albums are available in our Store.
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