If you are a current Tara Project grantee, please complete your existing grant prior to applying to the Two Tara Fund.Ī written or video proposal that explains your intended activities Ī budget outlining known and estimated expenses andĪ timeline that does not exceed 24 months.Īpplications from US$8,000 to US$12,000 in funding must also include a short essay (written or video) or teaching sample that communicates your approach to teaching the dharma. Not have any history of misconduct in a teaching role or any adjacent capacity, nor any pending misconduct investigations or complaints.Īpplicants must reside in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom or Australia to be eligible. Have experience transmitting the buddhadharma, which may include teaching retreats, giving public dharma talks, working with students (in person and/or online) Ĭurrently be in a supervisory relationship in relation to teaching activities, or have a plan to begin one and We invite applications from authorized teachers within a Buddhist lineage which takes refuge in the three jewels (the Buddha, the dharma and the sangha). Funds are also available to support one’s own retreat and renewal practice.
#HEMERA PROJECT PROFESSIONAL#
Teachers are invited to apply for grants to receive additional professional training, to learn from other lineages and develop their teachings in new directions. Recognizing these challenges, and particularly some of the obstacles female-identified teachers face, the Two Tara Fund seeks to support established, fully-empowered women teachers by funding ongoing spiritual and professional development. Few resources exist for established teachers. Having completed that process, teachers often find themselves leading communities, teaching in unique contexts and finding ways to bring the tradition to contemporary students. Two Tara Fund - supporting women dharma teachersīecoming a Dharma teacher is often a long and complex process to master traditional teachings and pedagogy of one’s own lineage.
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