by David Witkowski SGI-USA YOUTH LEADER Thank you in advance to all the kosen-rufu fighters of America for your dedicated support of the Young Men’s and Young Women’s General Meetings in July. SGI President Ikeda often tells us that…

Youth from across North America and Oceania come together to study Nichiren Daishonin’s The Opening of the Eyes WESTON, Fla., Feb. 3–6—Amid the ever-deepening darkness of modern society, how do we build a century that treasures the human…

Teens, We Want to Hear From You!  The SGI-USA will soon publish Victorious Teen: Buddhist Advice for Dealing With What Life Throws at You. The book is a new collection of SGI President Ikeda’s guidance just for you! Please…

By Leonides Arpon Brooklyn, N.Y. My parents left the Philippines for better work opportunities in Israel, and although I was born and raised there, the law denied me citizenship. Because of my Filipino ethnicity, I also dealt with…

As a child, Jimmy Anicet was nicknamed “the mute,” as he struggled to find the confidence to speak out, especially for what he believed in. In this video, Jimmy, of Boston, shares how his Buddhist practice helped him…