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| March 2007 Newsletter from The Dalai Lama Foundation |
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| Flow ~ A Concert for Peace | ||
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Flow ~ A Concert for Peace We regret to announce that the Flow concert, scheduled to coincide with the Dalai Lama’s visit to the Bay Area next month, has been postponed for the time being. Our dear friend Nawang Khechog sustained a serious automobile accident, and is recovering at his home in Delhi. Our thoughts and prayers are with him. We look forward to rescheduling this "East meets West" collaboration featuring Nawang Khechog and Sanford Biggers for a future date. |
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Chanting with Krishna Das
Visit the tour schedule website for ticket details. For more information on Krishna Das, contact Jessica or Danny at +1 212.989.2222 x133. |
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The XIV Dalai Lama Endowed Scholarship Following the Dalai Lama’s visit to UC Irvine in April of 2004, a group of private citizens created The XIV Dalai Lama Endowed Scholarship to encourage future generations of students to follow the ideals he shared during his visit.
UCI Juniors Rajiv Ramdeo and Aswathi Sreedharan, recipients of the inaugural scholarship 2006, are pictured here with the Dalai Lama. Applications are currently being accepted for the 2007 Scholarship. |
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AirJaldi Summit Update The AirJaldi Summit, held in India last October and November (2006), was a true adventure for everyone who was able to make the trip to Dharamsala. Now you can “be there too” thru online video!
Video of the keynote talks and the working sessions is now available online or can be sent to you on CD. Contact us if you’d like a set of CDs. |
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What's New at the Foundation WebsiteThe Dalai Lama Foundation’s online presence is much larger than just our main website. We have several blogs and we support the websites for several partner projects. Read the latest on The Missing Peace Project, which has now opened in New York City, or Educators For NonViolence, which just announced their second summer conference for teachers, which will take place at UC Berkeley in July, 2007. Check out our blogs page for the blogs below, and more!
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People in many parts of the world do not have Internet connectivity because their communities are just a bit too far away from a network access point. Activists from all over the world gathered in Dharamsala, India, to discuss ways to address this “first mile problem.” Wireless technologies like the Dharamsala Mesh can bridge that first few miles or kilometers, giving rural communities a lifeline to the rest of the world.