The Hrant Dink Foundation’s Workshops on Rights-based Living aim to promote pluralism, multiculturalism, coexistence, equal citizenship and empathy. It is implemented as two separate and independent workshops under the headings 'Representation' and 'Social Memory and Coexistence'.

After the guided tour of 23.5 Hrant Dink Site of Memory, participants are expected to share their ideas and experiences using the 'Interaction Map'. The map includes various questions and information about the sections and content of 23.5

The online guided tour at 23.5 Hrant Dink Site of Memory focuses on the life and struggle of Hrant Dink and offers a dialogue on recent Turkish history in the context of minority rights, human rights and democratization. To register for the tour, you can fill in the form by selecting the day you would like to attend.

The face to face guided tour at 23.5 focuses on the life and struggle of Hrant Dink and offers a dialogue on recent Turkish history in the context of minority rights, human rights and democratization. To register for the tour, you can fill in the form by selecting the day you would like to attend.

Hrant Dink’s office at 23.5 Hrant Dink Site of Memory consists of furniture, books, documents, pictures that are hung on the wall, photos, trinkets, and souvenir objects. While decorating his room, Hrant Dink selected images that are linked to each other. The duration of the workshop is approximately 2 hours. 

In this workshop, participants explore memory sites and museums that deal with difficult pasts in different geographies. The workshop will also feature inspiring memorialization projects that are being conducted by a range of organizations.

The site of memory takes its name from the article “23.5 April”, written by Hrant Dink and published in Agos on April 23, 1996. Site of Memory aims to serve as a space for dialogue, production, research, sharing and contemplation