Bhikkhu Bodhi on "Social commitment as Buddhist practice" 

We live embedded within social structures that perpetuate hatred, greed and deceit, but there are ways we can respond to them that diminish, or ideally, nullify their power. What are these structures and what are their “social antidotes”? In this interview, Bhikkhu Bodhi offers suggestions for exploring these question through Buddhist teachings.
This talk was originally recorded, translated and subtitled in Spanish for our Spanish--language RU-vid channel @facebuda
Bhikkhu Bodhi resides in a Mahayana Buddhist monastery in Carmel, New York. He heads one of the largest US-based Buddhist organizations providing direct relief of suffering from poverty and hunger worldwide. Donations to support his projects can be made at buddhistglobalrelief.org