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Brent Grunow & The Bandits: "Heaven Down" Brent Grunow & The Bandits: "Heaven Down" Live at Bar 169 on the Lower East Side, New York City Music Credits: Brent Grunow - Vocals Dave Kellen - Guitar Paul Crolla - Bass Jackson Keys - Piano Lee Farber - Drums LINKS http://www.brentgrunow.com http://www.myspace.com/brentgrunow Tags: Brent Grunow The Bandits Some Day Fire Productions Lee Farber Heaven Down

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President Barack Obama: You Raise Us Up Featuring the Ateneo Chamber Singers performing live at the United Nations. Like the words of our newly elected 44th President of the United States Barack Obama—the music of the Ateneo Chamber Singers uplifts and inspires—yes we can. Links Ateneo Chamber Choir http://ateneochambersingers.ph/ Move On http://www.moveon.org United Nations http://www.un.org Tags: United Nations Barack Obama Ateneo Chamber Choir MoveOn Change human rights peace

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Day of Peace 08: World Peace Flag Ceremony International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring United Religions Initiative (URI) Ambassador to the UN and spokesperson for the World Peace Prayer Society Deborah Moldow Tags: International Day of Peace United Nations Deborah Moldow World Prayer Society Religions Initiative

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Day of Peace 08: Peace Jam and The Peace Vibration International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring Program Director of Peace Jam Rudy Balles and Hip Hop artist the Aposoul LINKS United Nations http://www.un.org Peace Jam http://www.peacejam.org Tags: International Day of Peace United Nations Rudy Balles Railroad Youth Project The Aposoul Hip Hop Human Rights

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Day of Peace 08: UN Messengers Address Challenges Ahead International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring UN 2008 Messengers of Peace Dr. Jane Goodall, Dr. Elie Wiesel, Mr. Michael Douglas and Violinist Midori Goto. Also, live teleconference with youth leaders at the UN Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia, Africa. Tags: International Day of Peace Jane Goodall Michael Douglas Elie Wiesel Midori Goto One World Youth Project Liberia

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Day of Peace 08: Violinist Midori Goto International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring UN Messenger of Peace Violinist and Founder of Midori and Friends Ms. Midori Goto Tags: International Day of Peace Midori Goto United Nations disarmament music peace conflict resolution human rights

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Day of Peace 08: Dr. Jane Goodall International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring Primatologist and Founder of youth network Dr. Jane Goodall Tags: International Day of Peace Jane Goodall Roots and Shoots Africa Chimpanzees Gorillas Extinction

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Day of Peace 08: Dr. Elie Wiesel International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Elie Wiesel. Tags: International Day of Peace Elie Wiesel Petra Conferences Nobel Prize Nazi Germany Night United Nations World War

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Day of Peace 08: Michael Douglas International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring Actor Michael Douglas Tags: International Day of Peace Michael Douglas United Nations nuclear arms disarmament conflict resolution refugees

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Day of Peace 08: Int. Association of University Presidents International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring the President of the International Association of University Presidents Dr. Pornchai Mongkhonvanit Tags: International Day of Peace Pornchai Mongkhonvanit United Nations Social Networking Indigenous ceasefire conflict

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Day of Peace 08: UN Student Observance International Day of Peace September 21, 2008 United Nations Featuring Deborah Moldow—UN Ambassador to the United Religions Initiative and also spokesperson for the World Peace Prayer Society. Tags: International Day of Peace Ban Ki-Moon United Nations Social Networking Indigenous Aboriginal ceasefire conflict

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Day of Peace 08: Peace Bell Ceremony International Day of Peace Tags: International Day of Peace Ban Ki-Moon United Nations Social Networking Indigenous Aboriginal ceasefire conflict

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Robert Thurman: NYT Times Columnist Nicholas Kristof Is Wrong About Tibet Tibet & the Closing of Beijing 08 Summer Olympics Chinese Consulate New York City August 24, 2008 Featuring Professor Robert Thurman LINKS Robert Thurman's new book Why the Dalai Lama Matters http://www.dalailamamatters.org Tibet House http://www.tibethouse.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tibetan Painter Rabkar Wangchuk http://www.wangchukarts.com Tags: Robert Thurman Dalai Lama Tibet China Human Rights torture Tibetan Buddhism democracy genocide House Nicholas Kristof

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Robert Thurman: Tibet Is Not a Part of China—End the Occupation Tibet & the Closing of Beijing 08 Summer Olympics Chinese Consulate New York City August 24, 2008 Featuring Professor Robert Thurman LINKS Robert Thurman's new book Why the Dalai Lama Matters http://www.dalailamamatters.org Tibet House http://www.tibethouse.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Robert Thurman Dalai Lama Tibet China Human Rights torture Tibetan Buddhism democracy genocide House

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The Indian Government Needs to Change Its Policy on Tibet: Rajiv Malhotra The Infinity Foundation Mr. Rajiv Malhotra is the President of the Infinity Foundation and works on behalf of Indian Americans and their socioeconomic and cultural values, and Indic traditions including Hinduism, Buddhism and Ancient Vedic texts. On August 24, 2008, he spoke at the closing ceremony of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics held by the Tibetan community in New York City. Across from the Chinese Embassy in New York City, Malhotra urged listeners to understand the strategic importance of China's occupation of Tibet and longstanding evidence that Tibet belongs to Tibetans. The Infinity Foundation http://www.infiityfoundation.com Robert Thurman's new book Why the Dalai Lama Matters http://www.dalailamamatters.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Tags: Rajiv Malhotra Infinity Foundation India Tibet China Dalai Lama Hinduism Buddhism Beijing Olympics human rights

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Why Tibet Is Important to People Everywhere: Rajiv Malhotra The Infinity Foundation Mr. Rajiv Malhotra is the President of the Infinity Foundation and works on behalf of Indian Americans and their socioeconomic and cultural values, and Indic traditions including Hinduism, Buddhism and Ancient Vedic texts. On August 24, 2008, he spoke at the closing ceremony of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics held by the Tibetan community in New York City. Across from the Chinese Embassy in New York City, Malhotra urged listeners to understand the strategic importance of China's occupation of Tibet and longstanding evidence that Tibet belongs to Tibetans. LINKS The Infinity Foundation http://www.infiityfoundation.com Robert Thurman's new book Why the Dalai Lama Matters http://www.dalailamamatters.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Tags: Rajiv Malhotra Infinity Foundation India Tibet China Dalai Lama Hinduism Buddhism Beijing Olympics human rights

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Tibetan Freedom Heroes: Honors at the UN United Nations: SFT & Closing Ceremony of the Beijing Olympics Tags: Students for Free Tibet Activists United Nations China Beijing Olympics human rights Detention torture

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Truth Is Coming Out: The Tibetan Struggle Continues United Nations: Tibet & Closing Ceremony of Beijing Olympics Tags: Tibetan Youth Congress Tibet China Human Rights Dalai Lama Buddhism Beijing Olympics United Nations

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$50 Billion Surveillance In China: Tibetans and Chinese Have No Freedom On August 23, 2008, the day before the closing date of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, thousands of Tibetans in New York City created a human chain for peace in Tibet. Listen to Tibetan Youth Congress Joint Secretary Sonam Wangchuk update listeners on the current situation in Tibet, and increased surveillance all over China following the start of the Beijing Olympics 2008. LINKS Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tibetan Youth Congress Tibet China Human Rights Dalai Lama Buddhism Beijing Olympics Radio Free Asia

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Human Chain for Tibet: China, Taiwan, and Tibet On August 23, 2008, the day before the closing date of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, thousands of Tibetans in New York City created a human chain for peace in Tibet. Listen to Sean Su, spokeperson for various Taiwan Associations, speak about the history of China-Taiwan relations, and need for listeners to help protect democracy and human rights in the free world. LINKS Crystal Dragon of Taiwan Taiwan Associations & Groups http://www.cdot.org/history/taiwan_association_of_america.htm Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tibet China Taiwan Democracy Tibetan Youth Congress Beijing Olympics human rights democracy torture dalai lama

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Human Chain for Tibet: Radio Free Asia On August 23, 2008, the day before the closing date of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, thousands of Tibetans in New York City created a human chain for peace in Tibet. Listen to Radio Free Asia spokeperson update listeners about the human rights situation in Tibet, and need for supporters to take action. LINKS Leaving Fear Behind http://www.leavingfearbehind.org Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tibetan Youth Congress Tibet China Human Rights Dalai Lama Buddhism Beijing Olympics Radio Free Asia

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Human Chain for Tibet: Leaving Fear Behind On August 24, 2008, the closing date of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, thousands of Tibetans in New York City created a human chain for peace in Tibet. Listen to Sonam Wangchuk, spokeperson from the Tibetan Youth Congress, talk about the human rights situation in Tibet, and need for supporters to take action. He also urges his audience to take action on behalf of Tibetan filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen who was detained in March 2008 by the Chinese government. Wangchen and his assistant Golog Jigme traveled all over Tibet filming in an effort to communicate the dire situation inside the Tibetan Autonomous Region to the rest of the world. They risked their lives—and "left fear behind" knowing full-well the consequences when discovered by the Chinese. There is an international action campaign to pressure China to release both Tibetans whose only "crime" was to interview Tibetans about their feelings regarding the Chinese occupation. LINKS Leaving Fear Behind http://www.leavingfearbehind.org Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Leaving Fear Behind Tibet Dhondup Wangchen Tibetan Youth Congress China Human rights torture genocide Beijing

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Human Chain for Tibet: Tibetan Youth Congress On August 24, 2008, the closing date of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, thousands of Tibetans in New York City created a human chain for peace in Tibet. Listen to Sonam Wangchuk, spokeperson from the Tibetan Youth Congress, talk about the human rights situation in Tibet, and need for supporters to take action. LINKS Tibetan Youth Congress http://www.tibetanyouthcongress.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tibetan Youth Congress Tibet China Human Rights Dalai Lama Buddhism Beijing Olympics Genocide torture

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100,000,000 for Tibet: Yungchen Lhamo Sings Rangzen On the eve of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics, August 7, 2008, the Candle For Tibet initiative organized the biggest light protest on earth. Over 100,000,000 people from more than 150 countries agreed to light candles for freedom in Tibet. Tibet's leading musician Yungchen Lhamo opened the candle light vigil in New York City with songs for freedom in Tibet, igniting prayers for peace and a real solution to the China-Tibet problem all over the world. This is only the beginning. On August 23, 2008, Candle for Tibet again united millions from the four corners of the globe who join in solidarity with Tibet's struggle for human rights. One world—one dream—Free Tibet now. For more information, and/or to take part in this historic event and to network with other Tibet supporters, go to: www.candle4tibet.org LINKS Candle For Tibet http://www.candle4tibet.org Tibetan Musician Yungchen Lhamo Official Website http://www.yungchenlhamo.com Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studenstforafreetibet.org Avaaz Dot Org Activist organization where you can sign a petition that will be sent to Chinese President Hu Jintao urging him to end the violence in Tibet http://http://www.avaaz.org/en/tibet_end_the_violence/ You can also join Avaaz Dot Org's Global Handshake campaign, a message of "principled dialogue and friendship" that will be delivered to President Hu Jintao before the end of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics. Go to: http://www.avaaz.org/en/handshake/97.php?cl_tf_sign=1 Tags: Yungchen Lhamo Tibet China Rangzen Human Rights Dalai Lama Tibetan Buddhism Beijing Olympics Torture Freedom

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Falun Gong Is Good, Free Tibet 8.8.08 8.8.08 Global Demonstrations for Tibetan Freedom and Human Rights In Tibet and China Chinese Consulate, New York City A hundred million people in China practice Falun Gong, a meditative spiritual practice similar to Tai Chi. At the same time, the Chinese Government began a crackdown against Falun Gong practitioners in 1999 that continues today. Hundreds of thousands of Chinese citizens are being arrested, tortured, sentenced to hard labor/concentration camps, and killed—all for taking part in a peaceful and compassionate meditative art. Persecution has spread to the US where hate crimes sponsored by the Chinese government are threatening the safety and liberty of Chinese-Americans who wish to practice their religion and spirituality in a free two-party country. What is wrong with China? China continues to torture Tibetan monks and nuns inside Tibet, and its own people inside mainland China. If China wants to be respected and valued by other countries moving into the future, the Chinese government must improve and amend its human rights record. Stop the use of torture to intimidate and oppress Tibetans and Chinese. One world-one dream-human rights for all. The following information is provided from the Falun Dafa Information Center website: Top 10 Things You Should Know about the Beijing Olympics and Falun Gong, Posted: 10 Jun 2008 1. China's Olympic Committee President was found liable for torture. 2. To prepare for the Olympics, Chinese security ordered a "strike hard" against Falun Gong. 3. Falun Gong practitioners are being killed in custody faster and more frequently than before. 4. Thousands of Falun Gong practitioners around China have been arrested "in preparation" for the games. 5. Falun Gong practitioners are officially excluded from the Games because of religious belief, in clear violation of the Olympic Charter. 6. Falun Gong has never taken a position on an Olympic boycott. 7. A "clean up" of districts hosting Olympic venues has included the arrest of local residents who practice Falun Gong. 8. Despite ostensibly freer regulations for foreign journalists, Falun Gong remains taboo. 9. Hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners will experience the Olympics from inside labor camps, where they are often tortured. 10. Most Chinese are unaware of any of the above because independent information about Falun Gong remains blocked inside China. Links Falun Dafa Information Center http://www.faluninfo.net Human Rights Watch http://www.hrw.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Hate Crimes Against Falun Gong In NYC http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1456296524?bclid=1457684666&bctid=1588530957 Tags: Falun Gong Dafa human rights China Beijing Olympics Tibet Torture Tibetan Buddhism Dalai Lama Tiananmen Square Massacre Hu Jintao

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We Remember Tiananmen Square 1989: Free Tibet Now 8.8.08 Global Demonstrations for Tibetan Freedom Chinese Consulate, New York City In 1989, the Chinese Government crushed a student pro-democracy movement in the most hideous way thinkable. Thousands of China's best and brightest intellects were doused with gasoline and set on fire, and then driven over with tanks. Remaining, if any, survivors, were sentenced to long prison terms—and still are incarcerated nearly twenty years later. Listen to a Tiananmen Square protestor who made it out alive, and now works in the Western world to promote human rights and freedom of expression in both China and Tibet. One world-one dream-wake up China. Links Human Rights Watch Article about Tiananment Square Massacre http://www.hrw.org/campaigns/china/scholars/t15/ Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tibet China Tiananmen Square Massacre Human Rights Tibetan Buddhism Dalai Lama Freedom Beijing Olympics

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Free Tibet 8.8.08: U.S. Tibet Committee 8.8.08 Global Demonstrations for Tibetan Freedom Chinese Consulate, New York City U.S. Tibet Committee is the oldest Tibet support group in the United States. On 8.8.08, the day of the start of the Beijing Summer 08 Olympics, USTC spokesperson Wangchuk Shakapba addressed Tibet supporters and clarified some basic historical facts regarding the China-Tibet situation, since the Chinese Goverment has "muddled" the truth with extensive propaganda efforts over the years. One world-one dream-free Tibet. Links US Tibet Committee http://www.ustibetcommittee.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org International Campaign for Tibet http://www.savetibet.org Tags: US Tibet Committee China Dalai Lama Beijing Olympics Tibetan Buddhism Human Rights torture monks draphci

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Free Tibet, Save Darfur 8.8.08: Rev. Dr. Daughtry NYC 8.8.08 Global Demonstrations for Tibetan Freedom Chinese Consultate, New York City Reverend Doctor Daughtry, a spokesperson from the National Religious Leaders of African Ancestry Concerned About Darfur, addressed Tibet supporters on 8.8.08, the day the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics began in China. Across from the Chinese Consulate in New York City, thousands of Tibetans gathered to voice their concerns about the ongoing human rights abuses in Tibet including unlawful arrests, detainment, beatings and torture of hundreds of Tibetan monks and nuns. Rev. Dr. Daughtry reminded Tibet supporters that China also continues to support an unlawful regime in Sudan where hundreds and thousands of people have been killed, with the support of China's investment and other foreign policies. China promised to improve its human rights abuses before the start of the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics. One world-one dream-free Tibet—save Darfur. Links Save Darfur http://www.savedarfur.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org International Campaign for Tibet http:///www.savetibet.org Tags: Darfur Tibet Human Rights Beijing Olympics Tibetan Buddhism Dalai Lama Africa

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Free Tibet 8.8.08: NYC Councilman Tony Avella 8.8.08 Global Demonstrations for Tibetan Freedom Chinese Consulate, New York City On 8.8.08, the Beijing 08 Summer Olympics began. All over the world, Tibet supporters spoke out for human rights and reminded people everywhere not to forget the human rights abuses the Chinese military continues to conduct inside Tibet. Hundreds of Tibetan Buddhist monks and nuns remain imprisoned at Drapchi, one of the world's most feared prisons. More than two hundred Tibetans have been killed, and thousands have been detained and/or have disappeared since March 10, 2008. When the International Olympic Committee (IOC) awarded China the 08 Olympics, President Hu Jintao promised to improve China's human rights record. It is time for China to wake up and put a stop to barbaric practices including the use of daily beatings, exposures to extreme heat and cold, and the use of electric cattle prods against peaceful demonstrators who want basic human rights including freedom of expression and religious practice. One world-one dream-free Tibet now. Links: International Campaign for Tibet http://www.savetibet.org Students for a Free Tibet http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Tags: Tony Avella Tibet China Beijing Olympics Students for Free International Campaign

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Tibetan Uprising 2008 New York City Councilman Tony Avella On March 10, 2008, the Tibetan Freedom Movement launched its global Tibetan People's Uprising. In New York City, thousands of Tibetans and Tibet supporters gathered at City Hall early in the morning and then marched to the United Nations. Tibetans inside and outside Tibet have begun a series of nonviolent direct actions including a return march to Tibet. The Chinese military has since cracked down on the Tibetan people and over 100 Tibetans have been killed inside Tibet. The Tibetan People demand the Chinese Government allow H.H. the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of the Tibetan people, to return to his homeland Tibet. Demonstrators ask for the release of hundreds of political prisoners, and for China to stop its Colonial rule and population transfer, which is wiping out what remains of Tibetan culture inside the country. The Tibetan People have also called for a boycott of the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics and request the International Olympic Committee stop the Olympic Torch relay route through Lhasa, Tibet. Until Tibet is free and the Chinese government puts a stop to its human rights abuses, China does not deserve to host the Beijing 2008 Olympics. One world—one dream—Free Tibet now. TAKE ACTION NOW: SHOW SUPPORT FOR TIBETANS PROTESTING INSIDE TIBET: GO TO http://www.studentsforafreetibet.org Contact your local government officials; call for UN intervention in Tibet and demand the International Olympic Committee withdraw Tibet from China's Torch relay. STAND WITH TIBET—SUPPORT THE DALAI LAMA SIGN THE PETITION TO PRESIDENT HU JINTAO GO TO AVAAZ.ORG THE WORLD IN ACTION http://www.avaaz.org/en/tibet_end_the_violence/98.php/?cl_tf_sign=1 LINKS The Tibetan People's Uprising Movement http://www.tibetanuprising.com International Campaign for Tibet (ICT): http://www.savetibet.org For more information about the emergency situation in Tibet, go to: http://www.tibetnetwork.org/index.html Tags: Tony Avella Tibet China Beijing Olympics

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