February 2009 News from
The Dalai Lama Foundation

We Need You

The Missing Peace

Online Learning- Many Paths to Peace (video)

Project Happiness

Study Circles Blog

The Global Oneness Project's New Documentary Film

We're Expanding in Cyberspace

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We Need You

We rely upon readers, contributors, staff and our editor to put the news together each month, and sometimes we have more and sometimes less. But we feel it’s important to keep in touch monthly, and to give you something of value each time. So we’re going to vary the length of our newsletters in order to get something out monthly, and sometimes we’ll send you a shorter newsletter (as we’re doing this month). We welcome suggestions for peace- or ethics-related organizations to profile in these newsletters. Please forward your suggestions to neditor@dlfound.org and be sure to include a paragraph describing your suggestion as well as the URL of the organization’s website (we require that profiled organizations have a web presence).

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The Missing Peace

The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama has opened at Fundación Canal in Madrid, Spain (through April 12th, 2009). And it will open in Miami, Florida October 9th, 2009 where it remains until January 10th, 2010. And remember that you can “visit” The Missing Peace online in our virtual tour, seeing almost all of the pieces plus artist descriptions and links to artist websites.

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Online Learning- Many Paths to Peace (video)

Many Paths to Peace- This new online offering on our learning site consists of video and audio interviews with individuals who’ve formed organizations dedicated to compassion, peace and ethics. More interviews will be added as they become available. If you know of existing online interviews or talks (in the 3-5 minute range) that might be of interest, please let us know at service@dlfound.org - be sure you send the URL (web address) of any items you suggest.

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Project Happiness makes its 7 Doors to Happiness available to all online. These “doors” parallel the seven chapters in the Project Happiness Handbook for teenagers. Project Happiness is also promoting its online photo and video activities. For photographers, play Faces of Happiness, which is a community-generated online photomosaic. And if you’re a videographer, Moments of Happiness lets you create your own video statement of what happiness means to you.

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Study Circles Blog

A big thank you to everyone starting study circles around the world. There are new circles in Columbia and elsewhere. We’d love to receive news, and can give you suggestions and email support if you need it. We are reinvigorating the Study Circles blog which will contain notices and tips from circle coordinators.

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The Global Oneness Project has announced its documentary film (you can play it online or download). What would the world look like if it achieved its highest potential? The Global Oneness website is filled with video that will inform and inspire you.

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