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Tashi Delek

Posted on October 8, 2009

Welcome to Utah Tibetan Association (UTA) official site. We are non-profit organization registered under section 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporations in Utah State. UTA serve as a resource for anyone interested to learn more about Tibet, Tibetans, language, religion and other aspect of the Tibetan culture. Our objective and mission is to preserve our culture, arts, language, and guidance to the young generation of Utah Tibetans. We are also committed to diversify our organization by interacting with other culture and communities.

2009 Trees of Diversity Utah Cultural Celebration Center

Posted on 2009-11-24

Utah Tibetan Association showcasing it's Tree at the 2009 Trees of Diversity program at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center. The Trees for Diversity exhibit is for raising awareness of communities that live in Utah.

The Kashag on 20th Anniversary of the Nobel Peace Prize confernment to His Holiness The Dalai Lama

Posted on 2009-12-11

The Statement of the Kashag on the Twentieth Anniversary of the Conferment of the Nobel Peace Prize on His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Tenshug for HH The Dalai Lama on Jan 23

Posted on 2010-01-15

On January 23rd Utah Tibetan Association will be gathering at the Urgyen Samten Ling to give long life prayer to His Holinesss The Dalai Lama from 10am to 4pm.

Tough Times for Tibet’s Nomads

Posted on 2010-02-08

The lifestyle of Tibet’s traditionally plain-roaming nomads has undergone dramatic changes as a result of new policies enacted by the Chinese government.
from Radio Free Asia

Tibetan Nationalism Renewed

Posted on 2010-02-08

A Tibet scholar sees Chinese nationalism fueling Tibetan nationalist feeling as well.
from Radio Free Asia

The Sacred Plateau

Posted on 2010-02-08

Nomads describe the ancient practices of water burial and sky burial, threatened by China's policies in Tibet.
from Radio Free Asia

Why this Project?

Posted on 2010-02-08


from Radio Free Asia

Tibetan Protest Over Monk

Posted on 2010-02-08

Tibetans still protest the jailing of a leading monk, seven years after his trial.
from Radio Free Asia