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about Trace-sponsored publications
For more than fifteen years Trace Foundation has supported the publication of new and classic Tibetan texts. Today, we're offering libraries and cultural institutions around the world the opportunity to expand their collections with these important works in the hope of increasing scholarship on the Tibetan world.
In the cultural sector, Trace Foundation has been involved in a variety of initiatives including cultural heritage preservation, support of local traditions, documentation of folk culture and local history, as well as the promotion of contemporary Tibetan arts. Over the years, we have fostered major initiatives aimed at preserving and distributing rare and ancient texts and have supported the publication of an impressive number of books on various subjects in Tibetan language.
To date, more than a million copies of these publications have been distributed in China and made available to a large audience free of charge. You can find details of all publications we have supported on our website under "Resources."
These publications are available to libraries, museums, dharma centers, and other public institutions free of charge. We ask that all institutions requesting copies of these texts cover the cost of shipping and handling. For more information and to request updates on future offerings, please contact us at publications@trace.org.
Click here to view currently available publications and place a request.