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Aykut Öztürk – An Island in Spite of Itself

Arpine Aleksanyan and Sona Baloyan

Karin Bal

The normalization and development of Turkey’s relations with its ‘most distant’ neighbour Armenia is the aim of the Foundation. The Foundation’s work in this field is based on the principle that can be described as ‘The border will first be opened in our minds’. As Hrant Dink Foundation, we’ll encourage direct contact in all fields between the two countries in collaboration with the civil society of both countries, independent of the political developments.

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Beyond Borders Report

2016-2017

2014-2015

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Architecture Students from Armenia and Turkey Built a Playground in Istanbul
Workshop on Armenian history and culture
“Following my arrival at Istanbul, I started my academic and extracurricular activities as a fellow of Hrant Dink Foundation in my host organization.”
Of Diasporas and ‘Diasporics’: Seeking Novel Approaches in Studies of Dispersion

The Turkey-Armenia Travel Grant and the Turkey-Armenia Fellowship Scheme are financed by the European Union, within the framework of the programme Support to the Armenia-Turkey Normalisation Process.

Turkey-Armenia Travel Grant, in 2017-2019, is implemented by the Hrant Dink Foundation in partnership with Gyumri Youth Initiative Centre with the support of the UK Government’s Conflict, Stability and Security Fund.

History

Özlem Karakuş

Aykut Öztürk – An Island in Spite of Itself

Azmi Recep Özdaş

Onur Fatih Yazıcıgil

Tarkan Kaynar

Gevorg Petrosyan

Arpine Aleksanyan and Sona Baloyan

İsmail Beşikçi Foundation

Belgin Cengiz

Islamized Armenians

Anna Muradyan

Karin Bal