Support Groups

Comunità Tibetana in Italia Onlu (The Foundation of Tibetan Community in Italy) is a non-profit association composed of Tibetans living in Italy. The Association is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich Tibetan cultural identity and create awareness in Italy of the grave political situation in Tibet. Association also functions as representative for Tibetans in Italy.

The Conservancy for Tibetan Art and Culture is dedicated to the preservation of Tibet’s living cultural heritage in Tibetan cultural areas and communities around the world. CTAC works with leading institutions, scholars and others in support of their efforts to preserve Tibetan culture.

One of the prevailing problems facing protests (specifically Tibetan Protests) is the lack of quality protesting materials. High-Quality images, Scalable Signs, Sign Designs…all of these make an impact. Our goal is to provide the graphic firepower necessary for the real resistance fighters to make their statement with maximum force (while remaining peaceful).

Dossier Tibet is the website to campaign to show solidarity with the Tibetan people. The three main mission is to fight for the cause of Tibetan people; To achieve freedom for Tibet and democracy for China; Declaration of Turin. Tel. 0039 011 6548297 | Fax.0039 011 6504531 (Direttore: Claudio Tecchio).

Les objectifs de l'association: Face à la transgression manifeste, par la République Populaire de Chine, des droits humains des Tibétains ; devant les atteintes graves à leur liberté culturelle et religieuse ainsi que devant le non respect de leur environnement; L'Association se donne pour objet : "de soutenir le peuple Tibétain dans sa lutte non violente pour la liberté, de participer à faire connaître sa culture et de promouvoir la non-violence" Elle agit en lien avec la communauté Tibétaine et le Réseau National et International de Soutien au Tibet. Tel (00 33) 04 75 22 28 58.

Of the “Drapchi 14”, or “Tibet’s singing nuns” as they became known around the world, one died in custody, seven remain in Tibet and six are now living in exile in India, Belgium, Switzerland and the USA.

Empowering the Vision Project(ENVISION) has grown and developed from a youth project initiated by Tibet Relief Fund in 2003. ENVISION aims to support motivate and empower young Tibetans to take their place in the community with dynamism, specialised skills, good careers and entrepreneurship. ENVISION further aims to provide exposure, build confidence, and provide career guidance and training opportunities for Tibetans in India.