The exhibition, designed by Erkal Yavi was shown on April 13-30 in Istanbul, Bahçehir University and on May 13-31 in Ankara, Çankaya Municipality Exhibition Hall for Contemporary Art.
The scientific meeting of the Social and Economic History of Diyarbakır and the Region was held, which met with a great interest in the region and organized by Hrant Dink Foundation in Diyarbakır.
6 local journalists and 2 NGO representatives from Afyon, 2 local journalists from Uşak and 20 students from The Communication Faculty of Eskisehir University participated to the workshop.
8 journalists from Turkey visited Armenia from June 27th to July 3rd 2011 in the third year of Turkey-Armenia Journalist Dialogue Programme; organized by Hrant Dink Foundation in cooperation with Heinrich Böll Stiftung Turkey Office.
The aim of the one-day workshop was to raise awareness against hate speech that reproduces prejudices in the society, supports discriminative feelings and provokes hate crimes.
The guest speaker of our monthly talk was Nouritza Matossian. Matossian told us about the extra-ordinary life story of the world-famous artist Arshile Gorky, aka Manoug Adoyan, and how he discovered Gorky's Armenian roots.
What was the role of the Armenian women in Ottoman women's movement? Why do we know so little about Ottoman Armenian women writers? What will we face when we look for feminism in the Armenian society?
The first of the Hrant Dink Foundation talks planned to be organized by periodically was on February 26, 2011. The talk followed the screening of Avedikian’s animation «Chienne d’Histoire».
The Support Fund for Research in History Studies, promotes research on humanitarian acts during the 1915 events, with the aim to search and find people who with their decisions back then have become a source of hope for darkened lives.
Armenian Architects of Istanbul in the Era of Westernization’ Exhibition curated by Hasan Kuruyazıcı has been held with the collaboration of Istanbul Modern Arts Museum, Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture Agency and Haycar Association.
The project named “Let’s Take a Look Through Our Conscience” invites everyone around the globe, amateur or professional filmmakers, to take to display the different faces of conscience via short films.
The symposium on 'Cultural Interactions in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey' organised by the Hrant Dink Foundation took place on June 12-13 at Istanbul Bilgi University Dolapdere Campus.