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The Mid-Atlantic-Eurasia Business Council (MAEBC/MARBC) is pleased to announce the Days of Eurasian-American Innovation Entrepreneurship Cooperation (RAVC Fall 2017), which will take place in Philadelphia, PA and the Mid-Atlantic Region from October 30th to November 9th.

The 21st Annual Eurasian/Russian - American Innovation Technology Week (RANIT) will take place from April 25 - May 9, 2017, in Philadelphia, PA, Washington, D.C., New York, NY, and the Mid-Atlantic Region. It will focus on biotechnology, the pharmaceutical industry, medical equipment, life sciences, alternative energy, nanotechnology, the chemical industry, information technology, technology in education, and entrepreneurship.

Blending the sensibilities of the Eastern Traditional Paintings with the artistic approaches of the Western Abstract Contemporaries, the result is a unique blend of Modern Contemporary art with exceptional result explored by none.

The National Constitution Center is pleased to announce that His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet will receive the 2015 Liberty Medal in recognition of his advocacy for human rights worldwide. A reprensetative of His Holiness will accept the prestigious award during the 27th annual Liberty Medal award ceremony.

In announcing the award, National Constitution Center president and CEO Jeffrey Rosen cited the Tibetan spiritual leader’s work in emphasizing “the ideals of freedom, dialogue, and tolerance.”

Philadelphia Premiere! Tibet in Song, a visually stunning movie, showcases traditional Tibetan music inside late-20th century Tibet while focusing a keen eye on cultural repression under Chinese occupation. Director Ngawang Choephel, who was imprisoned by Chinese authorities for recording songs and dances, will answer audience questions following the film.

 Tuesday is the new Wednesday! (which was previously the new Thursday) The group is open to everyone with a desire to learn more about developing compassion and wisdom in the Buddhist tradition.

"Addictions Group" is a small group that meets each month, usually on the first Saturday, from 10-11:30 AM. The group began as a three-part set of teachings, and then decided to keep going. The group was formed to relieve the afflictive emotions that accompany addiction, whether that addiction is ours, someone else's, or both. Our mornings start with a Medicine Buddha practice, followed by a short, silent medication, followed by a short teaching and a fantastic discussion.

"If you have every wondered how to awaken your genuine compassionate heart, this book will serve you as a guide."