Hasini Haputhanthri, from Sri Lanka facilitated the workshop on possiblities to transform discrimination into inclusion by putting culture first. The participants discussed the dynamics of culture and its effects on their professional practices.
"Civil society during and after the pandemic" online discussion took place with the participation of the speakers Prof. Şebnem Korur Fincancı, Prof. Turgut Tarhanlı, and Zafer Kıraç. You can watch the video recording in English and Armenian language.
Bego Demir from the Association for Clean Clothes Campaign and the public health specialist Assist. Prof. Yeşim Yasin, who discussed the working conditions of labourers during the pandemic and occupational diseases. Video recording of the webinar is in Armenian language.
In the webinar Hakan Özgül and İdil Seda Ak from the Association of Social Rights and Research have discussed the challenges faced by persons with disabilities and civil society organizations working on disability rights during the pandemic. Video of the webinar is in Armenian language.
The second of the webinar series titled "Civil Society during and after the pandemic’ was held. In the webinar, academician and journalist Ahmet İnsel discussed the social impacts of the pandemic. Video recording of the webinar is in Turkish language.
The webinar series entitled "Civil Society during and after the pandemic’ began on 6 March. The first guest of the webinar series, Yörük Kurtaran who is among the founders of the Support Foundation for Civil Society. Video recording of the webinar is in Turkish language.
By the support of Europian Union and collaboration with Olof Palme International Center and Istanbul Policy Center, the grantees of Hrant Dink Foundation Empowering CSO’s Grant Program have been announced.
The panel entitled “Wellbeing and civil society: Common challenges different approaches” was held with the participation of of Dr. Alice Nah, Centre for Applied Human Rights University of York and clinical psychologist Öznur Acicbe from Doctors without Borders.
Faciliated by Dr. Alice Nah from Centre for Applied Human Rights University of York, individuals from civil society sector and volunteers participated in the workshop called “Wellbeing and Activism in Risky Contexts”.
The workshop, held with the participation of our international invited speakers Agnes Kabajuni and Atanas Zahariev, brought civil society actors, academics and students working in the field of advocacy in Turkey together.
Focusing on innovative approaches and inclusive ways of solidarity, the panel moderated by Laden Yurttagüler was hosted with the participation of Agnes Kabajuni and Atanas Zahariev.