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Connecting Tamil Communities Across North America
Cultural Preservation
FeTNA helps preserve and promote Tamil language, culture, and heritage among the Tamil diaspora in North America.
Community Building
FeTNA fosters a sense of community and belonging among Tamils living far from their homeland, providing a platform for networking and support.
Educational Support
The organization supports educational initiatives, such as sponsoring Tamil scholars and establishing Tamil chairs in universities, ensuring the language and culture continue to thrive academically.
Cultural Exchange
FeTNA organizes events and conventions that facilitate cultural exchange and understanding, enriching the multicultural fabric of North America.
Resource Sharing
By connecting various Tamil associations, FeTNA enables the sharing of resources, ideas, and best practices, strengthening the overall community.
Welcome To Federation of Tamil Sangams of North America
Federation of Tamil Sangams of North America (FeTNA) is an umbrella organization of Tamil Sangams that function within the North American Continent. FeTNA is a registered, non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. It was founded in 1987 by five Tamil Sangams: Tamil Association of Delaware Valley, Tamil Sangam of Washington & Baltimore, New York Tamil Sangam, Ilankai Tamil Sangam and Harrisburg Tamil Sangam. An assembly of over 400 Tamils near Philadelphia celebrated the inauguration in the spring of 1988. Since then the FeTNA has organized an annual convention each of the subsequent years.
Upcoming Events
Madurai,Tamilnadu625002India
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Our Member Tamil Sangams
At a Glance
FeTNA aims to connect Tamil communities across North America, preserving and promoting Tamil language, culture, and community
FeTNA focuses on education, cultural exchange, and fostering relationships among Tamil associations.FeTNA has organized annual conventions, sponsored Tamil scholars, and supported Tamil chairs in American universities.