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GREEN BOOK HOURS

Fridays:    4.30pm-7pm
Saturdays: 3pm - 6pm

Location:  
Phuntsok Deshe Hall
3201 57th St
Woodside, NY 11377

 
 

UNCLAIMED GREEN BOOKS

There are still a number of unclaimed Green Books at the Office of Tibet. If your is one of them, please contact Mr. Lhakpa Tsering at the Office of Tibet to arrange a pick-up.
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MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Tibetan-American Cultural Hall (TACH) Procured

The Tibetan Community of New York & New Jersey is delighted to announce the signing of a contract to purchase a property for our Tibetan-American Cultural Hall (TACH) on April 30th, 2012. The TACH will provide a self-sustaining facility where community events, current and new social services and educational programs for the Tibetan community can be....

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COMMUNITY NOTICES

Registration Call for Summer Camp 2010 at TCV in Dharamsala
February 29, 2012

Registration has begun for the Summer Camp at TCV in Dharamsala. Register early to ensure admission.

The 2012 TCV Summer Camp will start on July 3rd and will end on August 7th 2012. After the 5-week stay at the TCV, the camp participants will undertake an excursion to Rewalsar (Tso Pema). However, the participation in the excursion is optional.

The camp is restricted to the Tibetan school going students aged 10 to 19. The total program cost is US$350 per student. This amount covers board and lodging, stationary, teaching materials, site visits, excursion, and travel from Delhi to Dharamsala and back. However, this program doesn't include air-ticket to India and back, which needs to be borne separately by the parents.

The registration for the camp will close on May 15th.

For more information on this program, please click here for details

 

Tibetan Community School

Classes are every Sunday at 10 am.

Our location is at:

Hamilton Madison House
50 Madison St

Nearest subway:
F to East Broadway
456 City Hall
R to Canal St

 

Registration for Tibet Village Project Extended to July 2010
January 19, 2010

Registration for the Model Tibet Village, the planned Tibetan Residential Quarters, remains open and has been extended for six more months to 10 July 2010. However, we encourage you to fill out a registration form and register with our office before then.

Click here for more details.

 
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GREEN BOOK

Considering that the Office of Tibet has moved to Washington DC, special assistant Ngawang Yonten will be at the community hall every Friday from noon to 7pm, to accommodate the community if anyone is need of a support letter!

Sikyong Lobsang Sangay Public Talk in New York Nov 17, 2013


The Tibetan Community of New York & New Jersey

The Tibetan Community of New York & New Jersey (TCNYNJ) is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organisation focused on supporting the survival of Tibetan culture and identity, and to enhance the quality of life for all Tibetans living in the local community and worldwide.

We offer our support of Tibetan-based educational, cultural and religious programs, while also reaching out to community members in need. While we are committed to building strong relationships within the Tibetan community through organizing events that will allow members to connect and reach out to one another, we also embrace our relationships outside the community through creating and organizing awareness campaigns.

In addition, we believe that:

  • The continuity of Tibetan faith and identity is paramount.
  • Tibet belongs to Tibetans, and is the home of Tibetan Buddhism and a zone of peace.
  • It is incumbent upon all Tibetans to help one another and to support the community and its members must maintain the teachings of His Holiness The Dalai Lama, with particular emphasis on kindness and compassion.
  • We must appreciate and accept diversity in our community.
  • It is important to generate awareness of Tibet’s dire situation and work tirelessly to seek help from outside the community.