ATC and Me
Australia Tibet Council would not exist without our dedicated members and supporters. That’s why we are sharing profiles of the wonderful people who make our work for Tibet possible.
If you would like to share your story, please email tibet.council@atc.org.au and we’ll send you some questions.
ATC and Me: Kyinzom Dhongdue
ATC and Me: Kyinzom Dhongdue. An interview with former executive of ATC, Kyinzom Dhongdue, about being the first Tibetan-Australian to run for Parliament.
ATC and Me: Alex Butler
Alex Butler has a long and dedicated history of supporting the people of Tibet’s struggle for meaningful autonomy. In recognition of her amazing efforts, earlier this year at our annual general meeting, Alex was given the ‘Damien Lovelock Award for meritorious service’. Alex answered a few questions for us, offering a window into her journey with the Tibetan cause.
ATC and Me: Nigel Hungerford
Nigel Hungerford first heard about the Chinese invasion of Tibet as a schoolboy in the 1950s, in England, and recalls thinking how unfair it was.
ATC and Me: Katie Camarena
Katie Camarena, a current Board Member, has been involved with Australia Tibet Council in many different ways for more than 15 years.
ATC and Me: Eugene Donald Docherty
Eugene Donald Docherty, a long-time Voice for Tibet member, first learnt about Tibetan Buddhism and the issues facing Tibet while travelling in India.
ATC and Me: Andrew Nicholls
Andrew Nicholls is one of our dedicated Voice for Tibet members, powering our campaigns with a monthly donation.