Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP) is a not-for-profit 501 (c) 3 educational organization dedicated to preserving ancient Asian philosophical texts and manuscripts and making them available through electronic media. ACIP, founded by Geshe Michael Roach, currently has preservation projects in libraries, monasteries, and Institutes throughout South Asia, Mongolia, and Russia. ACIP is dedicated to creating searchable digital databases that give the user access to thousands of sacred and classical texts. These are made available to scholars, students, and institutions.
At the Asian Classics Input Project, our objectives are
- to make a positive effect on the world we live in
- to save and make the great books of Asia available to all
- to enable the great ideas found in these books to enrich the lives of ordinary people around the world
- to aid in the preservation of Asian cultural heritages and traditions
- to assist in improving the quality of lives of refugees working for ACIP
These objectives are realized, in part, by fostering a management philosophy in both our domestic and overseas offices that is compassionate and rewarding for all ACIP staff.
