Website about the Tibetan people; their culture and traditions in Tibet and now in
exile http://www.tibetanlife.com
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Mechak Center's mission is to promote and cultivate contemporary Tibetan art that has the potential to ignite a renewal of Tibetan culture.
They are a non-profit group working to create a community of Tibetan artists from what is currently, a few isolated individuals making art in different parts of the world. The logical extension of this work will be the building of artistic and cultural bridges to artists working inside Tibet. We believe such an effort will contribute profoundly to Tibetan society's cultural vibrancy and growth.
http://www.savetibet.org is the site for the International Campaign for Tibet and is very
active in human rights and political action. This site offers a
great link for contacting your national representatives. Be sure
to click on the action page and find out how you can help.
1-888-Tibet Now will get you started by phone.
Http://
www.tibetjustice.org Lawyers for Tibet; Read "Fabric of
Fear" at this site on the torture of Tibetan Children by Chinese
police.
"International
Campaign for Tibet". Initial contact can be made by phone at
1-888-Tibet Now. www.savetibet.org is the net connection.
Books: "In Exile from the Land of Snows" by John Avedon"
; "Tears of Blood" by Mary Craig. "Whispered Prayers"
by Steven Harrison.
Traveling to Mcleod Ganj and Dharamsala and looking for a place to stay? Great Link
Snow
Lion press offers a large catalog of books on several aspects of
Tibetan culture. http://www.snowlionpub.com or call for catalog at: 1-800-
950-0313
In
1987 the Tibetan Nuns Project was founded to provide basic humanitarian
aide to refugee nuns from Tibet. Food, clothing, housing, and basic
medical care were organized. A sponsorship program was set up which
allows donors from around the world to contribute to the effort.
Now, nuns in five different nunneries -- each from a different Tibetan
Buddhist tradition -- receive support through the Project.
A
personal page from Tenzin Wangden Andrugtang Click
Here
Write
your representatives and the President about your concerns for Tibet
and on trade with China at http://www.congress.org This site offers both free and paid-for services. Most find what
they need for free by clicking "Write Elected Officials" at the
top of the site's home page.
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