Rooted in compassion, guided by justice, and inspired by creativity, Tony Malone walks the path of service—as an artist, a poet, an activist, and a Buddhist chaplain.

For decades, Tony has devoted his life to the sacred work of reducing inequality, protecting human dignity, and nurturing the soul of society. His writings on human rights, inclusion, and social transformation have reached over a million people worldwide—offering insight, challenge, and hope to those working for a more compassionate world.

Alongside his policy and advocacy work, Tony’s poetry gives voice to the inner landscape of change. His verse speaks to the quiet struggles and spiritual truths of modern life, drawing from Buddhist practice, lived experience, and a deep reverence for the human spirit.

His creative practice—spanning design, visual art, and poetry—emerges from the same wellspring: a belief in the healing power of beauty, and a commitment to making that beauty serve justice. Influenced by the post-modern Arts and Crafts tradition, his work invites reflection, connection, and renewal.