Thunderbird Welcomes His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Glendale Campus
Thunderbird, The Garvin School of International Management is pleased to announce that the Dalai Lama will visit the school to speak on “Individual Responsibilities in the Global Community.”
India and China inject “urgency” into boundary dispute talks
Asian giants India and China have agreed to resolve their longstanding boundary dispute – the product of a brief border conflict in 1962 – with “greater urgency”, a report said.
Tibetans & Uyghurs Protest as Chinese President Address UN Opening
Tibetans, Uyghurs and their supporters will hold a demonstration to coincide with Hu Jintao addressing the opening of the United Nations General Assembly today.
Dalai Lama stops in Tucson during national tour
Vivid memories of the Vietnam War haunted Tucsonan Dick Vandemark for more than a quarter-century. Then, in 1993, he went on a lark to see a little Tibetan man in a robe speak in Tucson and he began to get a handle on the post-traumatic stress disorder
Prepping for the Dalai Lama
Whether you can feel it or not, Tucson is one of the spiritual centers of the world this week. For some time, there have been scattered signs. The Loft showed five films about Tibet last week;
Tibetans Protest Hu Jintao, Scuffle around China’s Foreign Minister
A group of Tibetan protestors arrived early morning yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel and stood on the sidewalk for the greater part of the day, holding up protest banners and flags that called for a free Tibet.
Our Tibetan Democracy
As I write this, the Tibetan community in exile is preparing for yet another cycle of legislative elections (for the Assembly of Tibetan People’s Deputies), and for the post of the Kalon Tripa
A Day-Long Symposium at the University of San Francisco
On August 27th the larger issue of Tibet was discussed in a day-long symposium, In Search of Tibet: Human Rights, Religious Freedom, and Sovereignty, at the University of San Francisco.