library named after Roerich was founded in the Altaic village of Ust-Koksa. In 2007, the library held nearly 75 thousand publications. More than 1600 persons have used its service. From 2003, the library has been a member of the Russian Library Association and collective member of international library association IFLA. A charitable foundation named after Roerich was created in 2001 in Moscow to finance programs dedicated to the popularization of Roerich's heritage and development of cultural activities. The foundation furthers activity in the field of education, science, culture, art, and enlightenment. One of the directions of the foundation's activity is the revelation of young talents in various fields of art and helping them to protect and develop their creative abilities. An international award named after Roerich was instituted by the foundation bearing her name, to encourage scientific research connected to the Roerich's scientific and philosophic heritage. N. Roerich's paintings dedicated to Roerich Holder of the world (She who carries a stone) (see image) She who leads (see image) From beyond (see image) Agni Yoga (see image) Works Leaves of Morya's Garden II New Era Community Agni Yoga Infinity I Infinity II Hierarchy Heart Fiery World I Fiery World II Fiery World III Aum Brotherhood Supermundane I Supermundane II Supermundane III Supermundane IV Letters of Helena Roerich, Vol. I-IX On Eastern Crossroads Foundations of Buddhism Three key Theory and Practice of Agny-yoga Light from the East The banner of St. Sergius of Radonezh See also Roerichism Yuli Mikhailovich Vorontsov — President of International Centre of the Roerichs (Moscow) Alice A.Bailey Annie Besant Benjamin Creme References 32. http://irmtkullu.com/the-roerich-family/helena-roerich/ External links International Centre of the Roerichs Helena Ivanovna Roerich Works of Helena Roerich Roerich-movement in Internet Nicholas Roerich Museum (New York) International Roerich Memorial Trust (India) Helena Roerich: Living Ethics and the Teaching for a New Epoch A biography and translation of selected compositions from the Russian by Daniel H. Shubin 1879 births 1954 deaths Writers from Saint Petersburg People from Sankt-Peterburgsky Uyezd Russian explorers Emigrants from the Russian Empire to India Helena Roerichism English–Russian translators Emigrants from the Russian Empire to the United States Russian women writers Russian women philosophers Female explorers 20th-century women writers 20th-century Russian translators 20th-century Russian philosophers Women mystics