2025 Multicultural Event Calendar
In this talk, David Kazanjian shows how Sarkis’s exhibitions Respiro (Venice Biennale 2015) and 7 Tage, 7 Nächte (Kunsthalle, Baden-Baden 2024) prompt us to rethink the concept of reparation.
Join us for a unique conversation series that explores themes of discovery, reunion, and ancestral journeys. In this talk on November 13, Deborah Valoma will discuss a years-long interdisciplinary project that took her to her ancestors' villages in the Harput region.
On October 5, 2025, at the Havak Hall of the Anarad Hığutyun Building, Avery Gordon discussed her work on histories that refuse to remain in the past—those that haunt the present.
Hrant Dink Foundation aims to provide financial support to projects focusing on the strengthening of human rights and democracy in Turkey, the protection of rights and liberties, and the promotion of conviviality among different ethnic, social and political groups through culture of dialogue, empathy and trust with this grant program.
The meeting aimed to create a platform for dialogue and cooperation among individuals and institutions active in the field, and to collectively address current challenges and possible solutions.
The seventeeth International Hrant Dink Award Ceremony was held on Monday 15 September. The laureates are Bülent Şık from Turkey and Helena Maleno Garzón from Spain.
2025 International Hrant Dink Award laureate Bülent Şık, providing public access to vital information by sharing about technical issues such as food safety in a clear and concise way and prioritising academic freedom both while selecting his research topics and when sharing their results.
2025 International Hrant Dink Award laureate is Helena Maleno Garzón from Spain who has been working courageously for years to make heard the voices of thousands struggling for survival on migration routes.