With the contributions of Hakan Ataman and Eda Bekçi, the discriminatory and exclusionary discourse in the news and opinion columns covering the Syrian refugees and the concepts related to asylum were discussed.
The report based on discriminatory discourse towards the Syrian refugees in print media and media watch on hate speech covering the September – December 2014 period is published.
Cultural Heritage in Anatolia, as a project aims to contribute to the visibility of and the responsibility for the heritage belongs to minorities in Anatolia by putting together an inventory of their records.
In the panel moderated by Fuat Keyman, with the participation of Susan Benesch and Dr. Elda Brogi, the notion of "dangerous speech" and practices of monitoring pluralism in media are discussed.
In the seventh year of the programme, 10 participants from Armenia and Iran were invited to take part in a one-week programme in Istanbul and Diyarbakır to gain a better understanding of Turkey.
In the 7th year of the programme, politics and diplomacy journalists from Turkey had the chance to visit Armenia during the week of commemoration events dedicated to the centennial of the Armenian Genocide.
The Fund for the Support of Historical Research, created with the kind assistance of Dr. Alper Öktem in 2010, and five projects have been qualified to be funded by the evaluation of the jury.
The Hrant Dink Foundation will be offering support in the form of a travel grant to a total of 81 individuals – 60 from Turkey, 21 from Armenia – for their visits to the neighbouring country with specific purposes.
We are full of sorrow. Our dearest friend with a beautiful smile will never be forgotten…
We extend our sincere condolences to Gaye’s family and her beloved ones.
The Hrant Dink Foundation will be offering support in the form of a travel grant to a total of 64 individuals – 40 from Turkey, 24 from Armenia – for their visits to the neighbouring country with specific purposes.
The report based on the operation Israel launched against Gaza and discriminatory language towards Jews in media and media watch on hate speech covering the May – August 2014 period is published.
The former Agos office where Hrant Dink’s office is located will be turned into a site of memory and conscience. With a special focus on Hrant Dink, the site will be a place where Armenians’ culture and history, minority rights in Turkey, the story of Agos Newspaper will be presented from various angles. Contributing to social dialogue, mutual understanding and promoting dealing with the past are among the aspirations of the site of memory. The site of memory will also function as a site of dialogue and a site of learning with the implementation of innovative and creative education and audience programs.