Plateau Culture Initiative

05/21/2009

Hi everyone!

The Plateau Culture Initiative doesn't have its own website, but you can find information about the various sections in the links below-

Plateau Photographers - the website under the project's old name is here. One of our members has a Flickr stream here.

Plateau Music Project - the main site is here. The site is updated weekly. You can find PDFs in English and Chinese explaining the history and methodology of the project here. We were featured on National Geographic here and we also have a Youtube channel here, though we haven't been able to update it recently. Most of the audio collections available at Digital Himalaya came from our project members. Finally, if you want to donate to your project, you can go here to make a donation.

Here is the personal blog page of one of our members - a site for preserving the unique culture from his community.

And here is a link to some films Puhua has made.

Hope you enjoy the links!

Gerald and Puhua

By Gerald Rche
May 21, 2009 12:07:14 PM

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