Culture

The Tibet Fund is hosting 50 Years in Exile: a Celebration of Tibetan Culture to raise awareness about the Tibetan refugee community’s achievements and the impact of Tibetan culture and religion on the global community. This project supports and expands on the 50th anniversary program being organized by the Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamsala, India. There will be other programs around the world as well and you will be able to learn about them here on the 50 Years in Exile website. Phone 212-213-5011 | Fax 212-213-1219

The Amnye Machen Institute (AMI) has begun a movement towards addressing these and other imbalances and limitations in the intellectual, social and cultural life of the Tibetan people inside and outside Tibet. The Institute is undertaking systematic and scientific studies into Tibetan history, culture, society and politics.

The Association Italy-Tibet is an independent non-profit, legally constituted. Founded in 1988, the Association aims to support the work of the Dalai Lama, the highest political authority and religion of Tibet, and his government in exile, the Tibetan people to be granted the right to self-determination and fundamental freedoms are guaranteed civilians. The Association Italy-Tibet also helps you communicate effectively exiled Tibetan supporting projects of development cooperation and promoting sponsorships.

The Berzin Archives is a collection of translations and teachings by Dr. Alexander Berzin primarily on the Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions of Tibetan Buddhism. Covering the areas of sutra, tantra, Kalachakra, dzogchen, and mahamudra meditation, the Archives presents material from all five Tibetan traditions: Nyingma, Sakya, Kagyu, Gelug, and Bon, as well as comparisons with Theravada Buddhism and Islam. Also featured are Tibetan astrology and medicine, Shambhala, and Buddhist history.

Bod-kyi Dud-bab (Tibet Times) is most widely circulated and read Tibetan newspaper in exile Tibetan community. Tel: +91-1892-223694 | Cell: +91-9418011880.