NBO committee

“Liaison” refers to relations with other Buddhist traditions in the UK and Europe, and “Communications” covers relations with the press and media, and within the Triratna Buddhist Community itself. She is also Director of the Manchester-based Buddhist video project The Clear Vision Trust. Clear Vision produces video for Triratna but is best known in UK schools for a range of video packs for Buddhism in Religious Education. Munisha lives in a residential Buddhist community in north Manchester with six Buddhist friends and Oscar the cat.

is chairman of the Buddhist Healthcare Chaplaincy Trust, the endorsing body for Buddhist Healthcare Chaplains and a charitable trust committed to promoting Buddhist Healthcare Chaplaincy. Keith’s interest in Buddhism and Buddhist Meditation started in 1973 in Manchester where he became involved with the founding of the Samatha Centre in South Manchester. He has led meditation classes and retreats – more recently he has taken a keen interest in how Buddhist teachings and practices, including Mindfulness, can be of benefit to those who are ill or dying and how to support those caring for such patients.

background includes a degree in Buddhist studies and practice and study in many traditions and schools. Jamie is the Director of the Centre for Applied Buddhism. He is a member of the European Council of Religious Leaders and a trustee of Religions for Peace – UK. In his spare time Jamie sings with a male voice choir, attempts to compose music and walks in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside.