Tattoos of Tibetan Refugees and the Rutgers Event, Tibet Burning, have been featured in Sang Bleu. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Exactly one year after they were taken, the photos of “Tattoos of Tibetan Refugees and Ex-Political Prisoners’ will be shown at Rutgers University in Newark, NJ. The show is being hosted by The Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights with which Built on Respect has a professional fellowship. Since last […]
Diane Sawyer and “ABC World News” are headed to China and are asking “What Issues Do You Want to Know More About?” Whilst Chinese Media is censored and there are restraints on foreign journalists, this is still a chance to bring Tibet’s issues to the forefront. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Continued support for the PSA to raise awareness for artists in Tibet! Read it here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Thanks to AMP for helping share the Street Dogs PSA! Read it here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Thanks to Punk News for picking up the PSA with the Street Dogs! Read it here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
More coverage for the new PSA! Read it here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Thank you to the Warped Tour for helping bring attention to this important PSA! Read the full story here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Thank you to the Tibet Canada! Read the full story here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Thank you for the kind words and PSA support Jo! Read it here! Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
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