Immigrants of Tibetan and Himalayan origin in New York have for
sometime felt the need for a forum to discuss issues of common
interest. This forum takes shape in the form of Migyul
— the magazine, web site, hosted events and forums, and
more.
Migyul is a magazine that is very close to our hearts.
It is an effort by us for all those years of struggle by our elders.
The years spent in leisure and enjoyment, unknown about the efforts
and sacrifices put in by the previous generation.
It is for those years spent as free women and men and not appreciating
it. It is an appreciation towards the community for giving us
what we have and making us what we are. It is a search for our
identity and an effort to preserve what, and who, we are.
It is a hope against hope and a cause to help our most important
cause. It is after all, a means to bring the community
together".
Migyul was formed by a group of young individuals who
saw the need for a forum for the scattered Tibetans and Himalayan
people in the city of New York. While various small communities
are being formed, a central focus towards bringing these people
together has not been achieved. Migyul is an effort toward
starting a dialogue between various Tibetan and Himalayan peoples
in New York.
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Board
Editor-in-Chief
Tenzing L.G. Chadotsang
Editorial Board
Philip C Marshall
Dhendup T Chadotsang
Palden Khando
Rinchen Doma Sherpa
Mamta Gurung
Karma Tenzing
Phintso Tuladhar
Tsewang Dichen
Tenzing Jamyang (Dr.)
Tsering Y Lama
Layout and Cover
Jigme Dadul
Photo Credits
Jangchup Gyaltsen
Dhendup T Chadotsang
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Contributors
Tsering Dhondup
Heather Harrick
Tenzing Chemey
Tenzing Gelek
Sonam Tsewang
Tsering Dolkar
Lou Costa
Choing Palmo
Public Relations
Advertisements
Tenzing Gurung Lama
Jangchup Gyaltsen
Circulation
Tenzing L. Dorjee
Karma Tseten
Dhendup T Chadotsang
Tsewang Rabten
Accounts
Gonpo Wangchuk
Dhendup T Chadotsang
Yangchen Bhutia
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