Sue Brown
Sue has been practicing Insight Dialogue since 2006 and offering the practice online and in person since 2011. Over the years, she has included in her offerings many core Buddhist teachings, as she finds the relational nature of ID practice brings the teachings to life and enables fresh understanding. Sue has been co-leading a weekly online group for those with previous ID experience since 2011. She also co-created a racial awareness curriculum for white-identified people that is grounded in ID practice and continues to co-lead monthly practice groups for those who have participated in the course. Sue lives in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Events with Sue Brown
Monday Weekly Drop-in SessionsOpen Dates
Drop-in sessions are open to anyone with prior silent meditation practice experience and prior Insight Dialogue practice experience (e.g., participation in an Insight Dialogue retreat or introductory Insight Dialogue course). You may join this drop-in group once, occasionally, or every week; it’s up to you. Session format includes silent practice, a contemplation offered by the facilitators, and Insight Dialogue practice. The online session will take place via Zoom (web video conferencing). You will receive information about Zoom and a link to the meeting after you submit the sign-up form. Sign-up Please submit your registration to join at least 24 hours before the…
Awakening White Awareness: An Insight Dialogue and Race Equity ProgramJanuary 31 - March 26, 2026
Watch the Program Video and Hear from the Teachers This eight-week series for white-bodied people integrates the transformative Buddhist practice of Insight Dialogue (relational mindfulness) with anti-racism education. We will explore and co-create anti-racist culture within a dedicated, compassionate community of study and practice. Through present-moment awareness we may better understand, without judgment, the impact of racism and our own cultural conditioning. In addition to being conditioned by culture, history, and power relations, from a Buddhist perspective racism is rooted in greed, hatred, and delusion. Racism is both historical and contemporary. Unless examined, it will continue to cause harm. This…