Migration & Asylum Project - M.A.P
We are delighted to introduce to you our talented refugee artists! In today's post, MAP is honored to showcase the extraordinary work of a Tibetan artist at our upcoming "Ipsh*ta: Desire for my Homeland: A Refugee Artisan Market and Exhibition."
For Jampa Namgyal, who was born in a small Tibetan village, art serves as a profound bridge between memory and identity—a medium through which stories, emotions, and cultural legacies find preservation and expression. His deep passion for sharing Tibetan culture inspired him to pursue both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Fine Arts from the Department of Painting at Banaras Hindu University.
Jampa's artistic vision draws inspiration from Tibet's rich traditions, spirituality, and cultural heritage. Through his artwork, he explores these fundamental themes as a means of preserving and communicating his people's enduring legacy. With substantial experience in children's book illustration and participation in numerous art exhibitions, he discovers profound joy in sharing the stories and struggles that define his country and culture. His greatest hope is that viewers will experience Tibet through the unique lens of his artistic perspective.
During the market and exhibition, Jampa will be available to discuss his work and explore the significance of holding on to your homeland through art. Through this initiative, MAP creates a rare opportunity for audiences to engage directly with artists whose work seamlessly bridges traditional craftsmanship with the contemporary refugee experience. Don't miss this opportunity!
🗓️ June 20–22, 2025
📍 Alliance Française, New Delhi
Meet Fariba Hakimi – Afghan Artisan of Heritage & Heart ✨We’re thrilled to feature Fariba’s unique stall of handcrafted Afghan leather bags at MAP’s World Refugee Day commemoration, Ipsh*ta: Desire for My Homeland – A Refugee Artisan Market and Exhibition. 💫🗓️ Join us on June 20–22, 2025📍 Alliance Française, New DelhiFariba’s creations are more than just accessories — they’re expressions of identity and strength. Come support her journey and discover the soul behind every stitch.
22/05/2025
Introducing The Grace: Burmese Artistry & Stories of Hope! ✨
We’re thrilled to feature “The Grace,” a unique Burmese handicrafts stall, at MAP’s World Refugee Day commemoration,
Ipsh*ta: Desire for My Homeland — A Refugee Artisan Market and Exhibition.
Each piece tells a story of identity and hope, crafted by an artisan inspired by her journey.
Join us at Alliance Française de Delhi on June 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 2025, for this vibrant celebration of culture and community!
21/05/2025
📢 We're Hiring! | Accounts Officer
Do you have a knack for numbers and a passion for purpose-driven work?
MAP is looking for a committed and detail-oriented Accounts Officer to join our growing team in New Delhi. As part of a dynamic legal and advocacy organisation focused on migration and displacement, you’ll play a key role in managing finances that fuel high-impact, grassroots change.
Start Date: July 1, 2025 (negotiable)
Compensation: ₹8–₹9 LPA + benefits
Location: On-site, New Delhi
Deadline to Apply: 1 June 2025, 5:00 PM IST
Submit your application via the link below:
https://www.migrationandasylumproject.org/openings
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