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Speaking Tibetan on Lhakar

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Hope you are watching dad and to all my friends who will find this amusing! ..Enjoy!

Ka, Kha, Ga, Nga, Learning Tibetan on Lhakar: Episode One

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Hopefully by the time I post this, it will still be Lhakar somewhere in the world. I’ve been struggling all day with power cuts and the sporadic internet of Incredible India so it’s… Continue reading →

Lobbying for Tibet… sort of

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Last week, a boardmember of the organization I work for came into the office and asked me and my colleague if we wanted to go to an event being hosted by my Member… Continue reading →

Terro from Baba, Kham

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It’s been several months since my last post, my work load increased and I had been preparing for my departure to India to fulfill my Lhakar pledge. Since I arrived in India, I… Continue reading →

Work, Lhakar Academy, & PLAY!

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Work, Lhakar Academy, and Play.

Pictures & Video of Tibet’s Proclamation of Independence

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Dear Friends, I wish to share some pictures and video of the historic event Declaring Independence with the re-creation of Tibet’s 1913 Proclamation of Independence this Lhakar. 35 pictures in Slide You can check… Continue reading →

Declare Independence!

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Lhakar Academy Alums Attend Release of Re-Creation of Tibet’s Proclamation of Independence Today for Lhakar, six alums of the Lhakar Academy joined the new class of participants in attending a historic ceremony in… Continue reading →

Inspiring News from Tibet: Language Preservation in Amdo

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Yesterday on Lhakar one of my close activist friends, Lhamo Kyab, who is also an ex political prisoner came into my office. I could see the excitement in his face and eagerness to… Continue reading →

For someone who fought for our right

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While Lhakar is about devoting one day of the week to our cause, last week, Tibet lost a dear friend who I’m sure devoted much more than just one day a week to… Continue reading →

Heroes, Martyrs and Mountain Phoenix: Thoughts on Self-Immolation and Suicide

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“Distancing ourselves clearly from self-immolation as a political method is not a betrayal of our sacrificing Tibetan brothers and sisters. Not distancing ourselves means approval and indirect encouragement of a method that is… Continue reading →