Dr. Miller recently participated in a scholarly workshop, “We Should Know Better,” which brought together a diverse group of scholar-practitioners from various traditions to explore the tensions between personal commitments to Asian spiritual practices and the impacts of Western social and political dynamics on those practices.

What does "yoga" truly mean? In this article, PhD student Corinna May Lhoir from the University of Hamburg takes us through the profound historical shifts in the meaning of yoga, tracing its origins in Vedic literature and its later spiritual and ethical significance in Jainism.

In this episode of the Engaged Jain Studies Podcast, Arihanta Institute professor Jonathan Dickstein, PhD interviews Pratt Institute political economist Jan Dutkiewicz, PhD. Professor Dutkiewicz shares his journey from business and journalism to the academic study of the politics, economics, and social implications of factory farming.