A unique form of art named as ‘Blanket Art’ was born in Prison Number Four. Prisoners used the blankets to create a range of designs and objects. They created even living rooms to please the leaders of the gangs by using blankets.
Between January 9 and 13, five articles that reinforce hatred and discrimination against ethnic, national and religious identities were found in print media and these articles are analyzed critically.
Izmir Surp Istepannos Armenian Church was built in 1853 and burned down in 1922 by the famous Izmir fire that burned down the entire Armenian Haynots neighborhood.
We are delighted to announce that in this round, the Hrant Dink Foundation will be offering support in the form of a travel grant to a total of 48 individuals, including 21 from Armenia, 27 from Turkey for their visit in the neighbouring country.
Sevda Baysal, Turkey-Armenia Travel Grantee: When you can't see the end of the road, you understand the courage is not about knowing the path, solution of any conflict is only about taking the first step on that road.
The message in the bottle was discovered in 2003, in former Sachsenhausen Nazi Camp that operated between the years 1936-1945 and which is located in Oranienburg region, 35 km north of Berlin.
In the panel moderated by Melda Akbaş, discrimination on education and alternative methods had been discussed with the participation of Emrah Kırımsoy, Mehmet Onur Yılmaz, Ada Ümmühan Köse and Ali Koç.
In the panel moderated by Nurcan Akad, peace journalism in Turkey and the role of media in the periods of conflict had been discussed with the participation of Sevda Alankuş, Mete Çubukçu and Murat Çelikkan.
In the eighth year of the programme, 11 participants from Turkey were invited to take part in a five-day programme in Yerevan, Tsakhkadzor and Dilijan to gain a better understanding of Armenia.
Hrant Dink Foundation is delighted to announce the selected fellows of the Turkey-Armenia Fellowship Scheme in its second cycle. In this cycle, a total of 11 fellows will be a part of the programme.
With the partnership of Gulbenkian Foundation, Hrant Dink Foundation organizes Western Armenian language courses and cultural seminars. The courses are held in Istanbul, in the Hrant Dink Foundation Anarad Hıgutyun Building.
The study visits constitute an important leg of Hrant Dink Site of Memory preliminary process. The study visit to South America, consisting of Argentina and Chile was organized during 5-14 December 2016.