| SGI Public Information Sites |
 SGI Quarterly |
| http://www.sgiquarterly.org |
| The SGI Quarterly is a magazine published by SGI every three months and aims to provide information about SGI's activities around the world, and to highlight worthwhile efforts being made to promote peace, culture and education. |
| Daisaku Ikeda: Buddhist Philosopher, Peacebuilder and Educator |
| http://www.daisakuikeda.org
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| As well as an extensive biographical section, the site presents comprehensive analysis of SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's thinking and achievements as a Buddhist philosopher, peacebuilder and educator. It also makes available a selection of his essays, speeches, poetry and other writings, as well as news about his activities. |
| Words of Wisdom by Buddhist Philosopher Daisaku Ikeda |
| http://www.ikedaquotes.org
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| Selected words from SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's books and speeches and grouped in categories such as "Life," "Attitude" and "Happiness." In addition, there are passages relating to President Ikeda's views on Buddhism and short essays on topics such as "Staying Young" and "Life and Death." |
| The Daisaku Ikeda Library |
| http://www.ikedabooks.org |
| The site showcases SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's published works. The scope of his works ranges from novels, discourse on Buddhism and life, poetry, and essays to dialogues conducted with the world's prominent scholars, activists and leaders. |
| Josei Toda: Reviving Buddhism in Today's World NEW |
| http://www.joseitoda.org |
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The site introduces the life and achievements of second Soka Gakkai President Josei Toda. It examines his role as an inspirational leader who laid the foundation for the development of the Soka Gakkai and revived Buddhism for modern times. The site contains quotes by President Toda, a photo gallery and essays on his life and work by Clarl Strand, former senior editor of Trycicle: The Buddhist Review.
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| Soka Gakkai Controversies Explored |
| http://sokaissues.info/ |
| This website explains some of the factors behind Soka Gakkai's controversial reputation in Japan and its occasional negative media coverage. |
