Books
Tibetan Portrait the power of compassion
This is a book about a deeply spiritual culture's struggle to survive and maintain compassion in the face of an ongoing occupation and oppression of their country. The invasion by the Chinese Communists in 1949 led to massive destruction and repression, and to the occupation of Tibet, which continues to this day.
Women Empowered
The accomplishments of ordinary women in developing and war-ravaged countries who have broken through the barriers of oppression and discrimination to make a positive difference in their communities is brilliantly told through radiant photography and riveting profiles.
Tibet culture on the edge
Known as the "water tower of Asia," the Tibetan Plateau is heating up twice as fast as the global average. Its glaciers are the source of the major rivers that supply the water needs of almost two billion people in India, Pakistan, China, and Indochina.