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Join us on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, from 5:30-7:30 PM PST to learn about the Urban growth and social vulnerability in the Kathmandu Valley. 📍 Venue: C.K. Choi Building, Room 120 🔗 Registration: DrCarmine.eventbrite.ca 🔍 Learn More: t.ly/iRsS-

Join us on Tuesday, March 5th, 2024, from 5:30-7:30 PM PST to learn about Bhutan's Road to Multi-Party Democracy. Venue: C.K. Choi Building, Room 120 Registration: BhutanElec.eventbrite.ca Learn More: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/events/event/b…

Join us for the Third Annual UBC Himalaya Program Lecture with Dekila Chungyalpa of The Loka Initiative this Wednesday March 13 at the Liu Institute Place of Many Trees! Registration: https://ThirdAnnualLecture.eventbrite.caLearn More: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/events/event/e…

See you today at 5:30!!

Here is the livestream link for our Third Annual UBC Himalaya Program Lecture. ubc.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Study Tibetan or Nepali this Summer! For more information, click on the link: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/language-learn…

Join our upcoming talk titled "Pandemic Return, Reintegration, and Re-migration of Nepali Migrant Workers" led by Richa Shivakoti. Register here: RichaShivakoti.eventbrite.ca More details: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/events/event/p…

Join our upcoming talk titled "Pandemic Return, Reintegration, and Re-migration of Nepali Migrant Workers" led by Richa Shivakoti. Register here: RichaShivakoti.eventbrite.ca More details: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/events/event/p…

Lama Rabten from Vancouver Nalanda Bodhi Meditation Centre spoke on "Social Media & Mindfulness" today at our TIBT 390 summer course. He discussed the mental health benefits of integrating meditation and mindfulness into our daily lives and led a short guided meditation session.

Join us on our upcoming talk titled "Are Tibetans Indigenous? The Political Stakes and Potentiality of the Translation of Indigeneity" by Dawa Lokyitsang. Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/are-tibetans… For more information, visit: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/events/event/a…

The Tibetan Language in a Community Context (TIBT 390) and Nepali Language in a Community Context (NEPL 390) will be offered in collaboration with the UBC Himalaya Program again this summer! For more information, please visit: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/language-learn…

Join us next Tuesday, April 8th for the UBC Himalaya Program’s Fourth Annual Lecture Series: Dreams of Equality and Nepal’s Federal Constitution: Experiences of Indigenous Peoples and Marginalized Communities, featuring Dr. Mukta Lama. Register here! shorturl.at/3kTZV

Our second language course NEPL 390: Nepali in Community Context, starts on July 2! Open to all UBC and Access Studies students with no prior experience needed. Register through Workday. For more information, visit: himalaya.arts.ubc.ca/language-learn…

UBC Himalaya mourns the lives lost in Nepal’s protests and stands with the injured, detained, and all affected. We invite you to join us in the Himalaya Program office (CK Choi Building 229) during the Institute of Asian Research open house this Thursday, September 11th at 5:00

The UBC Himalaya Program is pleased to co-host an online panel discussion with the Himalayan Studies Initiative at the University of California, Berkeley, on the causes and consequences of Nepal’s current unrest. Speakers will discuss the political and social forces fueling

Save the Date! UBC Himalaya Program, along with Nepal Cultural Society of BC (NCSBC), and SFU David Lam Centre, is excited to host a roundtable discussion on Nepal in Conversation: Protest and Pathways Forward. Join us for a panel discussion followed by an open dialogue on the