I am a Tibetan and came into exile in India in 2000. I have studied till class twelve in Tibetan Children village school upper Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh. In 20014 I graduated master in philosophy and Buddhism from Delhi University. What has stimulated my interest in the subject of philosophy is its capacity to enhance open minded and abstract thinking. It aspires one to seek ultimate reality by digging beneath the surface of the appearance of existence. I think the roots of religious prescription, scientific explanation and literary interpretation are extended to the philosophy. After my master graduation I have also undergone an intensive nine weeks trainers training program conducted by Tibetan Center for Conflict Resolution.
In my free time I like painting, watching documentary movies and reading spiritual guide books.
I will be doing internship at Video Volunteer for three months. I am looking forward to learn many valuable and interesting things from here.
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Community Voice Is Hard to Define. We’re Trying Anyway.
This piece summarizes the key findings from eight research reports recently published by Video Volunteers exploring how community voice works, where it breaks down, and what it actually produces when it is taken seriously.
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A Call for Research on AI’s Role in Amplifying the Insights of the Systemically Unheard
The article argues that systematically ignoring and silencing the voices of the poor and marginalized worldwide does not serve society or democracy well and must be countered. While new technologies such as AI could provide an opportunity for change, we contend that these technologies need to account more effectively for...