News and Updates
We are excited to share stories and information about our past and present with you. Please enjoy reading through our blog, newsletters and reports, and social media feeds to learn about the work VCF accomplishes. Please check in again soon for more updates.
The BLog
Want to hear about our latest news from around the world? We have created a new blog page with in-depth stories on the latest news about VCF and our grantees.








































Newsletter, PRESENTATIONS & Reports
Periodically we will be sending out a community newsletter and/or giving presentations to keep you up to date on some of our most recent activities. If you would like to review our past newsletters or presentations, please feel free to explore our archive below.
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In the year-end edition of our Newsletter, we reflect with gratitude on the progress made in 2024 and share inspiring updates on key Dhamma projects unfolding in Australia, Spain, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and France.
A preview of the newsletter is available here: Reflecting on a Remarkable Year.
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In the first 2024 newsletter, we look back on all our achievements over 2023 and discuss the news about our time-sensitive projects happening in Spain, Australia, and Japan.
Please click here to read the full newsletter.
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In the first 2023 newsletter, we look back on all our achievements over the last year and dive into the news about the new Dhamma Films Fund and Vipassana Prison Trust Partnership.
Please click here to read the full newsletter.
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This presentation about VCF was given at the 2022 International AT Meetings.
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We are happy to share our annual report as part of our ongoing commitment to transparency and accountability. It offers a glimpse into the year’s activities, growth, and the continued spread of Dhamma through the selfless service and Dana of the community. We welcome all old students interested in learning more.
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We deliver annual reports to our stakeholders as part of our annual reporting process. We want to share the report with anyone interested to be as transparent as possible.
It is here, among 7.2 hectares of forest and field, that many will walk the path of liberation, supported by the quiet strength of the land and the boundless generosity of those who have come before.
In about a month, fifty meditators will take their first steps down the forest path, leave their phones—and much else—behind, and sit together in the converted “garden hut”. Outside, meadow flowers will open to the sun. Inside, insight will open in silence.
The completion of this house is a reflection of Dhamma Viriya’s ongoing journey toward growth, sustainability, and community. Every brick laid was a reminder of the collective effort, not just of those at the center and VCF, but of the wider Vipassana community whose donations made this project possible. For those who have walked the path of Dhamma, supporting a space for teachers means supporting the continuity of the teachings themselves.
The dream to spread Dhamma in Hawaii has grown and Hawaii Vipassana has redoubled its efforts to host more courses.