TWA’s primary responsibility is to call for global vigilance and exert international pressure on the critical human rights situation in Chinese occupied Tibet, in particular, voicing the concerns of Tibetan women. TWA initiates social and political activism aimed at the preservation of Tibetan culture, religion and the traditional identity of the Tibetan people. TWA serves the whole Tibetan community with activities addressing cultural issues, educational needs for women, social welfare projects, the environment, and the political participation and social empowerment of women.

Education being the most crucial aspect of any empowerment, TWA makes sure that its people are properly looked after and educated.
Under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, education has become a primary focus and responsibility of Tibetans living in exile. A literate and informed society is vital when it comes to Tibet's struggle for freedom. Educational development is, therefore, a major concern of the Tibetan Women's Association and all of its regional branch offices.
At present TWA provides scholarships for many Tibetan primary school children to attend secondary school. TWA also provides increasing number of sponsorships for young girls to pursue higher tertiary studies. TWA, as well as TACTIC, hopes this will encourage more students to realize their full academic potential.
With the lack of Tibetan women attaining higher roles in the Tibetan community, TWA and TACTIC are advocating for more sponsors to endorse young Tibetan women in trying to gain the best education possible. Though Tibetan women are able to attend basic schooling at TCV (Tibetan Children’s Village) or TTS (Tibetan Transit School), Tibetans are not Indian citizens; thus, the chance for higher education is small, sponsorships are slim, and because of the old traditional values of Tibetan society and Indian ideology, boys are mainly the chosen ones to attend higher education.
For these efforts, we ask for any type of donation to help the Tibetan women stand on their feet and stand shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts. Also, TACTIC currently has sponsorship programs set up for an individual to help give a monthly donation to a Tibetan girl and nun. This money will go towards housing, food, books and education.
Please, if you wish to help, contact us at culturaltactics@gmail.com or log onto culturaltactics.org