How to Get Involved
Youth & Student Empowerment
ICT programs that nurture future Tibetan leaders and teach them how to take part in the political process to create change.
Washington Internship Program for Tibetan Americans
WIPTA is dedicated to promoting Tibetan American participation and representation at all levels of the political process. This program gives Tibetan American students the opportunity to work in Washington, D.C., gaining firsthand experience in public service and policymaking.
Applications are now closed
Tibetan Youth Leadership Program
TYLP is aimed at Tibetan youth who will not only become the leaders of the Tibetan community in the future, but who will also act now to convert their energy and convictions about issues affecting Tibet into a powerful force for activism and change. Through workshops, discussions, and hands-on activities, participants are taught the art of leadership.
Applications are now closed
Tibet Lobby Day
Hundreds of Tibet supporters and Tibetan Americans from across the United States will come to Washington, D.C. to meet with their Members of Congress. In face-to-face conversations with their elected officials, volunteer activists will ask for decisive and concrete action in Congress to promote Tibet-China dialogue and to preserve Tibet’s unique cultural, linguistic and religious heritage.
2027 Tibet Lobby Day details will be posted when available.
LODI GYARI TIBETAN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS
These programs, named after our former executive chairman, include several initiatives to help Tibetans practice their traditions, protect their heritage and speak up for their rights.