While
immigrant Buddhist communities often retain their traditions of male
leadership—as priests, monks, and dharma instructors—many contemporary
Buddhist centers are exploring new ways to integrate women into
leadership roles. At the same time, a disturbing rise in abuse and
inappropriate conduct has highlighted a need for greater attention to
teacher-student relations and physical and emotional well-being. What
are the risks and benefits of opening Buddhist leadership to women?
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