Every 2 minutes in the US, a child is removed from their home by Social Services and placed in foster care.  You can imagine this is incredibly stressful, and it often occurs in an emergency situation.  The child is typically handed a trash bag and is given 10 to 15 minutes to [node:read-more:link]

For decades, Native American support has been a pillar of TOS-USA’s annual granting activity.  In the past, we have primarily supported educational organizations, and we continue to support the Lakota Waldorf School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. [node:read-more:link]

At a TOS board meeting on March 5, the TOS unanimously elected Kathy Gann as the new president of the Theosophical Order of Service, replacing Ananya Sri Ram Rajan. Kathy is no stranger to the TOS, having served on its board for several years in the past. During that time, she was the national liaison coordinator, a position that was essential to the growth of the TOS in the US. In this office, she worked to stay in touch with TOS group leaders around the country through a newsletter called Spirit of Service and helped with project ideas to get groups active. [node:read-more:link]

The TOS would like to make its members aware of the work of the organization “Nonviolence Works! https://nonviolence.works. NonviolenceWorks! is a “collective of peace activist from progressive, spiritual, and interfaith communities in the New York City area.”

Started in 2020 by TSA member Deb Lee and Sander Hicks from New York and Priya Kaul from Uttar Pradesh, India, the organization recently had its second international conference on October 2, the official International Day of Nonviolence recognized by the UN. Speakers included activists such as George Lakey, William F. Pepper, Esq., Bill Leicht, and Alexa Aviles. The Theosophy as a way to peace was represented by Juliana Cesano. [node:read-more:link]