ASULIS Discourse, Dialogue, Democracy Laboratory

Carrying the Media Watch on Hate Speech Project of the Hrant Dink Foundation which has been continuing since 2009 a step further, ASULIS is the first social sciences laboratory in Turkey that struggles against discrimination, works on discourse studies and supports the efforts carried out in this field. Aspiring to be a pioneering, innovative and interdisciplinary structure, it confronts discrimination and discriminatory discourses in various contexts and create a space that serves human rights, democratization, equality and pluralism.

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The sixth of the panel series organized within the scope of the project, ‘Utilizing Digital Technology for Social Cohesion, Positive Messaging and Peace by Boosting Collaboration, Exchange and Solidarity,’ will be held on Tuesday, 10 September 2024, at the Hrant Dink Foundation’s Havak Hall.

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Through critical discourse analysis, we analyzed news articles and columns that contain hate speech targeting national, ethnic and religious identity groups, and LGBTI+ people in the print media in April, May and June 2024.

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The eighth of the workshop series organized within the scope of the project titled ‘Utilizing Digital Technology for Social Cohesion, Positive Messaging and Peace by Boosting Collaboration, Exchange and Solidarity’ will be held on April 29-30, 2024.

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The fifth of the panel series organized within the scope of the project, ‘Utilizing Digital Technology for Social Cohesion, Positive Messaging and Peace by Boosting Collaboration, Exchange and Solidarity,’ will be held on Wednesday, 3 April 2024, at the Hrant Dink Foundation’s Havak Hall.

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The sixth of the workshop series organized within the scope of the project titled ‘Utilizing Digital Technology for Social Cohesion, Positive Messaging and Peace by Boosting Collaboration, Exchange and Solidarity’ will be held on April 2,  2024 at the Hrant Dink Foundation.

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Using critical discourse analysis, we analyzed news articles and columns containing hate speech targeting national, ethnic and religious identity groups and LGBTI+ people in the print media in October, November and December 2023.

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