- Everyday Exile Project is a platform which allows Tibetans in exile anywhere in
the world to share their personal stories, in words and images, with an
online readership with the eventual goal of sharing these stories in
print format.Founded 2010.
This project has grown out of the Teaching English, Learning Life fundraiser which I ran this summer.
The project started with the idea that I would publish a book on the experiences of Tibetans in exile.
It has evolved into an on-going project to bring the personal stories of Tibetans in exile anywhere in the world, through their own words, photography and art, to a widening western audience.
Our main blog is at Everyday Exile
We are launching Everyday Exile YouTube channel by 12 October, 2010.
You can become a fan of Everyday Exile facebook.
There is also a shop, Support for Tibet, where you can find Tibetan and Buddhist themed gifts of many types, including limited edition promo items!
And, finally, you can follow us on Support for Tibet Twitter.
In one week from today, I will be en route back to India to bring the project to life! Please check in at any or all of the above links to keep track of events and activities.
Thank you.
This is a small representation of the high-quality writings you’ll find in every issue of TIFERET.
We receive no outside funding and rely on digital issues, workshop fees, and donations to publish. If you enjoy our journal’s verbal and visual offerings, we hope you’ll consider supporting us in one of these ways.
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thank you, Donna!
the first responses from a Tibetan will be on the blog later this week, and we are waiting on a photo essay from a resident of McleodGanj (home of His Holiness)