The Committee of 100 for Tibet (C100) is a unique organization in its composition, strategy and uncompromising support of the Tibetan people in their peaceful struggle. In addition to pursuing its own projects, the C100 actively endorses and contributes to the work of other key organizations supporting Tibet and the Tibetan people. You can read about the history of our organization here >>.
Our Mission
Tibetans, with their distinct culture, religion, language and national identity, are an oppressed people in China-occupied Tibet and face the real threat of assimilation and extinction. The C100 is dedicated to educating people and governments on the tragic human rights situation that exists in Tibet today, keeping Tibet on the international political agenda, and advancing the Tibetan people's legitimate right to decide their own future through the process of self-determination.
Our Logo
The black-necked Tibetan crane is an endangered bird native to the Tibetan plateau. The sun represents both the sunset on the precarious situation in Tibet today that needs attention, wisdom and action, and the sunrise of the day when the gentle bird can go home to a place of freedom, happiness and safety.
Board of Directors
Tenzin N. Tethong, Chairman & TDP Executive Director
Geoffrey Lewis, President
Darlene Markovich, VP & TMPP Executive Director
Joy Kutaka-Kennedy, Treasurer
Jigme Yugay, Secretary
Advisory Board
Daniel Haig
Fred Shepardson
