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Tibet Girls School Gallery: September 2009 Northwestern University's Religious Studies Visiting Professor Antonio Terrone (second from the right) recently visited Yushu and brought along a copy of the classic women's health resource, Our Bodies, Ourselves, translated into Tibetan. Antonio — who speaks Tibetan and Chinese — and his wife, NU Assistant Professor Sarah Jacoby, have come from Columbia University to begin a Buddhist Studies program at the Evanston campus. September was also the kick-off for our first Garage Sale Fundraiser. Held over two days, we raised $1,800 for the school. Board member Laura Dorfman (left) pitched in along with many of our tireless board members and volunteers. Shoppers like this little girl and her mother found all sorts of treasures donated from more than a dozen familes. Asang and Nancy Floy are so pleased with the generosity of everyone who participated and who shopped the garage sale that they plan to do more in the future. Watch for details on a spring sale extravaganza!	Using the Tibetan language translation of Our Bodies, Ourselves (Healthy Body, Healthy Mind), students at Tibet Girls School will begin their year-long curriculum of health and wellness studies. Tsogyaling Treasurer Scott Epskamp (right) chats with a neighbor as the "inventory" begins to shrink. See more photos: Journey from Tibet Meet the Students Global Activism Expo Students Learn to Write Losar Celebration Tibet Girls School Tsogyaling Gallery Ridgeville Farmers Market Bake Sale Global Activism Expo 2010 Earthquake Relief Spring Benefit New Location for Tsogyaling The Mary Hunt Wittenmyer Fund Yaks and the Himalayas
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Tibet Girls School Gallery: September 2009

students with Antonio Terrone at Tibet Girls School

Northwestern University's Religious Studies Visiting Professor Antonio Terrone (second from the right) recently visited Yushu and brought along a copy of the classic women's health resource, Our Bodies, Ourselves, translated into Tibetan. Antonio — who speaks Tibetan and Chinese — and his wife, NU Assistant Professor Sarah Jacoby, have come from Columbia University to begin a Buddhist Studies program at the Evanston campus.

shoppers enjoying bargains

September was also the kick-off for our first Garage Sale Fundraiser. Held over two days, we raised $1,800 for the school. Board member Laura Dorfman (left) pitched in along with many of our tireless board members and volunteers. Shoppers like this little girl and her mother found all sorts of treasures donated from more than a dozen familes.

Asang and Nancy at the garage sale

Asang and Nancy Floy are so pleased with the generosity of everyone who participated and who shopped the garage sale that they plan to do more in the future. Watch for details on a spring sale extravaganza!

Tibetan translation of Our Bodies, Ourselves

Using the Tibetan language translation of Our Bodies, Ourselves (Healthy Body, Healthy Mind), students at Tibet Girls School will begin their year-long curriculum of health and wellness studies.

Tsogyaling Treasurer Scott Epskamp (right) chats with a neighbor as the "inventory" begins to shrink.

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SITE MAP | © 2009-2010 Tsogyaling Meditation Center of Evanston | Tibet Girls School
www.evanstonmeditation.org | web site by Grotto Communications