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Quake drill over, Himalayan schools shaken real-time!

The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, GeoHazards International and GeoHazards Society (GHS), New Delhi, organised the ‘Annual Tibetan School Shake-Out' (earthquake drill) on Mon

SF Tibetan wins Truman Scholarship

A Tibetan student has won the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship for her academic performances and leadership abilities. Daughter of Tibetan parents liv

Tibetan Delek Hospital Gears Up Tuberculosis Awareness Campaign

“Tuberculosis (TB) has plagued our community for so long. Worst of all, TB is draining the air out of the lungs of our core youth population, who are otherwise at their peak intellectual and physical capacity to contribute to the community at

Tibetan demonstrators take heart from other uprisings

Seventeen demonstrators stood in the pouring rain at 10th and Race Streets last Thursday, ignoring drenched clothes and soggy shoes to publicly renew demands for Tibetan freedom

MN mayor declares March 12, 2011, asTibetan Women’s Uprising Day

The Mayor of Minneapolis, Mr. R.T. Rybak made history when he officially signed a Proclamation declaring March 12, 2011, asTibetan Women’s Uprising Day. This is the first off

March 10 protest rally in Atlanta

In the afternoon of 10 March 2011, the Atlanta Tibetan Community and American Tibet supporters undertook a peaceful rally to commemorate the 52nd Anniversary of the Tibetan People’s Uprising. Starting from the CNN

Burnaby proclaims Tibet Day

Mayor Derek Corrigan proclaimed March 10 Tibet Day at Monday night's council meeting. The proclamation was made at the beginning of the council meeting, with a Tibetan delegation in attendance

Tibetans and Tibet Support Groups pray for Jigme Norbu

Taiwan Tibetan Association, RTYC, RTWA and Taiwan chapter for Students for free Tibet jointly organized a Prayer Service to mourn the untimely death of Mr.Jigme Norb

Japanese Holistic Healer in NYC to Build School for Tibetan Orphans in India

I first met Kazuko Tatsumura, OMD at a Christie's benefit for Tibet House at Rockefeller Center. We began to chat about Japan, where I had once studied, as well as Tibet and the many Tibetans living along the Chinese border in India

The forging of a holy man

Was there ever a more unlikely life story? A child is born somewhere too remote to appear on any known map, and his childhood, though taking place in the mid-20th century, is redolent of the Middle Ages

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