International Campaign for Tibet presents
TIBET TALKS
Conversations about Tibet with engaging thinkings, leaders, activists and artists
www.savetibet.org/live
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Thursday, June 18 at 1 pm EDT / 10 am PDT
ELIOT PATTISON
Edgar award-winning author
As an international lawyer, Eliot Pattison wrote multiple books and dozens
of articles about legal and business topics. But then, in the late 1990s,
he decided to combine his deep concerns for the people of Tibet with his interest
in venturing into fiction by writing “The Skull Mantra.” That novel earned the Edgar
Award (named after Edgar Allen Poe) for Best First Mystery and launched the Inspector
Shan series, which now spans 10 books.
In this hour-long conversation with ICT, Eliot will discuss his novels and why
Tibet inspires him to write.
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TIBET TALKS will be streamed via Facebook Live and on our website:
www.savetibet.org/live
You may submit questions by emailing
[email protected]
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UPCOMING TALKS:
Dr. Eleni Tousimis
Thursday, June 25, 1 pm EDT
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Conrad Anker
Thursday, July 16, 1 pm EDT
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...
www.savetibet.org/live#archive
If you were unable to watch any of our Tibet Talks live, they are
always available to view at www.savetibet.org/live
SOPHIE RICHARDSON
China Director, Human Rights Watch
The importance and challenges of researching in Tibet for one of the
leading global human rights organizations
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AMBASSADOR SAM BROWNBACK & CONGRESSMAN JIM McGOVERN
A Special Edition of Tibet Talks with Tibetan American Youth
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Please join us Thursday at 1 pm EDT / 10 am PDT for this special Tibet Talk.
And share this invitation with your friends, as we'll offer the opportunity
to interact with our speaker online.
We hope to see you online tomorrow!
Join the conversation:
www.savetibet.org/live
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