Buddhist monks walk down 23rd Street during their March for Peace to greet U.S. Congress members on day 109 of their journey on Feb. 11, 2026 in Washington, D.C. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Crowds line the National Mall in front of the Lincoln Memorial as Buddhist monks gather for their final remarks on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
A demonstrator prays in front of the Lincoln Memorial as Buddhist monks gather for their final remarks on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Buddhist monks walk onto stage for their final remarks in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
A Buddhist monk walks down Constitution Avenue during the March for Peace to greet U.S. Congress members on day 109 of their journey on Feb. 11, 2026 in Washington, D.C.. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Donning a shirt protesting recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity, a participant holds flowers during the closing remarks of the monks’ Walk for Peace at the Lincoln Memorial on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
A supporter walks alongside the monks’ Walk for Peace as they head toward the U.S. Capitol on Feb. 11, 2026 to meet with lawmakers. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Crowds line the National Mall in front of the Lincoln Memorial as Buddhist monks gather for their final remarks on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
A woman holds her daughter as the monks deliver final remarks on day 109 of the Walk for Peace in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
A supporter holds up a carnation as the monks deliver final remarks on day 109 of the Walk for Peace in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Buddhist monks walk past the White House during the March for Peace to greet U.S. Congress members on day 109 of their journey on Feb. 11, 2026 in Washington, D.C.. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
Crowds line the National Mall in front of the Lincoln Memorial as Buddhist monks gather for their final remarks on Feb. 11, 2026. A group of 18 monks began their march to raise awareness of “peace, loving kindness and compassion” in the United States and the world on Oct. 26 in Fort Worth, Texas, ending with their arrival in the nation's capital.
