What we do
Developing learning for everyday family life.
IBFF is developing Peace-In Practice™ (PIP™) meditation education and practical learning resources for children and families facing financial hardship in the United States.
Our work aims to connect inner stability with everyday choices, continued learning, and steps toward greater self-reliance. We are focusing on four areas as we prepare the program.
PIP Program Development
We are organizing the founder’s study and practice of Prajnaparamitta into an educational program. Development focuses on clear explanations, practical learning, and the different needs of children and adults.
Everyday Practice Resources
We are preparing clear, accessible materials to help participants revisit what they learn and bring it into daily life. These resources are intended to support ongoing practice at each person’s own pace.
Children & Caregivers
Our educational approach considers both children and caregivers, recognizing their different needs and the importance of family life. We are developing learning that respects each person’s experiences, choices, and pace.
Access to Learning
We aim to make PIP accessible to families facing financial barriers. As resources and program plans take shape, we will share participation opportunities, available support, and details on how to apply.
How Our Work Supports Families
Learning with Children and Caregivers
Children and caregivers have different needs, but their everyday lives are closely connected. We are developing PIP with both in mind.
Our aim is to help each person build inner stability and bring what they learn into family life, with respect for one another’s experiences and choices.
Bringing Practice into Daily Life
We want learning to continue beyond a program session. Our planned practice materials will help participants revisit the program’s ideas and explore how to apply them in everyday situations.
The emphasis is on manageable steps, personal choice, and a pace that fits each family’s circumstances.
From Inner Stability to Next Steps
Our educational work aims to help participants build an inner foundation for caring for themselves, continuing to learn, and taking their next steps.
We recognize that financial hardship also requires practical resources and opportunities. PIP is being developed to support participants as they seek help, engage with available support, and work toward greater self-reliance.
As We Prepare to Launch
PIP is currently in development. We will share details about participation, program format, scheduling, and any fees or financial assistance as plans are confirmed.
Explore the program’s purpose and background, or contact us with questions about our work.