NEWS
Bülbülzade Foundation Secondary Education Unit educators and students participated in the camp program themed “A Young Perspective in the Digital Age” organized by the Anatolia Federation Secondary Education Unit at the Malatya Beydağı Youth Camp on December 5-6-7, 2025.
The camp program, attended by 100 students from various regions of Turkey, included seminars and training sessions evaluating the opportunities and risks of the digital age. On the first day of the camp, following breakfast, Halil Polat, President of the Anatolia Student Union Secondary Education Unit, and İdris Fırat, member of the board of directors, gave welcoming speeches. Following the welcoming speeches, Prof. Dr. Mehmet Aslan, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Malatya İnönü University, held a seminar titled “The Journey of the Youth/Human Being.”
7 DIFFERENT WORKSHOPS WERE HELD
After the seminar, various workshops were held with the students. The Awareness Workshop, Communication and Empathy Workshop, Our Values and Social Responsibilities Workshop, Environment and Technology Workshop, Kindness and Well-being Workshop, Organization Workshop, and Volunteering Workshop were held with the enthusiastic participation of the students. Following the workshops, Associate Professor Abuzer Yeşil gave a presentation titled “Being Young in the Digital Age.”
"DIGITAL AGE, DATAISM, AND THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY"
Following the seminar, students participated in activities such as football, a climbing wall, and mind games at the campsite. Following the camp activities, a seminar on "Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future" was conducted by (Ret.) Microsoft Projects Coordinator Abdurrahman Bulut. Following the seminars, the second day of the camp concluded with a football tournament among the students.
STUDENT PANEL HELD
A student panel was held on the final day of the camp. The panel, moderated by Mehmet Makas, a member of the Anatolian Student Union Board of Directors, featured students from the cities they attended. The Tarsus table presented "Worship is Possible in the Digital Age," the Kayseri table presented "I Exist with My Will on Social Media," the Malatya table presented "My Reading Adventure," and the Gaziantep table presented "Humanity is Humanity." Following the closing program, the “Young Perspective in the Digital Age” Camp concluded with a group photo and evaluation.
