Turgay Aldemir, President of Bülbülzade Foundation, together with the officials of the Anatolian Federation and the Foundation, visited Abdulvahap Daas, Governor of Aleppo. During this meeting, which was one of the important stops of the visit to Aleppo, various issues were discussed with the Governor of Aleppo.During the meeting, the new page opened by Aleppo after the fall of the Assad regime, the difficulties encountered in the reconstruction process, humanitarian needs and efforts to revitalize social life were discussed. In addition, information was given about the activities carried out by Bülbülzade Foundation for Syrian citizens in Turkey and safe regions since 2011.These activities included Common Future Meetings, Anatolian Cultural Centers, Civil Society Sessions, Media Projects, Social Cohesion Projects, published works in Arabic, “Syria's Voice” project carried out with Syria's opinion leaders, Muhajirs Documentary and many similar works.The visit ended after the exchange of mutual good wishes and wishes.

Migration Unit meetings continue under the roof of Bülbülzade Foundation. The meeting organized in this context was attended by officials from the Migrant Services Center, the President of Gaziantep Syrian Community, Fecir Radio officials and members of the Migration Unit of the Anadolu Federation.In the meeting, issues such as the activities of Anatolian Cultural Centers in Gaziantep and safe regions, Common Future meetings organized in many cities, especially Gaziantep, the projects of the Migration Unit and social media activities were discussed.In addition, the agenda of Aleppo, Hama, Homs and Damascus, which were liberated as a result of the operations carried out by the opposition against the Assad regime, which started on November 27, was evaluated in detail.Another agenda item of the meeting was the planning of a visit to the center of Aleppo and the people to be met during this visit.

With the presentation of GİBTÜ Faculty of Islamic Sciences Vice Dean Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahsum Aytepe, the analysis program of the book “Civil Movement” was held on Monday, December 9 at Bülbülzade Foundation. Enes Günaslan moderated the program.The following topics were discussed in the analysis program:Civil Movement: From Synthesis to ThesisRationale and Importance of Working TogetherCriticism and Analysis of Working TogetherPrinciples of Working TogetherA Transhistorical Ground of Existence: LifeA Way of Understanding Life: ReclamationPerception of the PhenomenonFrom Confusion to Insight: The Civil Movement's Perspective of Witnessing the AgeFrom Depression to Burhana: Problem Conception of the Civil MovementFrom Vehicle Crisis to Goal ManagementIn the program, these issues were discussed in detail with the questions of the audience and the answers given.

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Anatolian Student Union Secondary Education unit organized a “Ceramic Cup Making” workshop for children aged 4 - 5 years within the scope of “Children's Studies”.The Ceramic Workshop enabled mothers and children to spend time together and discover their productivity. It allowed children to unleash their imagination and design ceramics with their hands.With “Children's Workshops”, “We are in pursuit of smiling children and gravity-free happiness”

BEKAM held the first Focus Group Meeting of the new semester with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Baysan under the title of Biological Degradation.The Science Education Culture Research Center, which organizes Focus Group Meetings under the title of Human Decomposition, organized the first Focus Group Meeting of the new semester with the participation of relevant people in the field, the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Baysan and BEKAM board member Assoc. Gör. Dr. İbrahim Özhazar moderated the biological degradation.In the meeting, where various interventions in human biology were discussed, topics such as genetic science, vaccination, desexualization, LGBT, drugs were discussed, while the concepts of disruption and change were also discussed.Emphasizing that the historical process should be taken into account when approaching disruptions, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Baysan stated that we should develop self-confident perspectives instead of instant solutions. In the interactive meeting where the participants also took the floor, the importance of discussion culture and production was emphasized.BEKAM's focus group meetings will continue with sessions consisting of different perspectives and sub-headings on “Human Decay”.

On the 13th anniversary of the march for justice and freedom, we congratulate the Syrian people for achieving victory with an honorable struggle.

The victory achieved through the honorable struggle, resistance and quest for justice of the Syrian people has been a great inspiration for the whole world in the name of freedom and human rights. We sincerely congratulate all the actors who took part in this historic process and took courageous steps.Your struggle with your belief in peace, freedom and equality has been the voice of the oppressed against the oppressor and paved the way to a bright tomorrow after dark days. This victory, won with the will and determination of the people, is proof that Syria has stepped into a more just, free and independent future.This victory is a victory not only for the Syrian people, but also for human dignity and justice. Every individual and every organization that contributed to the process is engraved in the pages of history with golden letters.We wish success in building a Syria where peace, prosperity and unity prevail in the new era. The efforts of everyone who contributed to this struggle are unforgettable.Long live freedom, long live the Syrian people!

A group of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students from Hasan Kalyoncu University studying in the field of migration studies visited our foundation and had the opportunity to closely examine the migration activities we have been carrying out since 2011.During the visit, comprehensive information was shared about the educational, cultural, artistic and sports activities carried out by our foundation for migrants in Gaziantep and in safe areas through the Migrant Services Center. In addition, detailed information was shared about the “Common Future Meetings” organized by the Migrant Services Center. Within the scope of our Foundation's activities in safe regions, information was also provided about the activities of Anatolian Cultural Centers in Jarabulus, Al-Bab, Afrin and Azaz.The visit program continued with a tour of Fecir Radio, Şafak Radio, Media Unit and Katre Art Center within our foundation. The visit was completed with a collective photo shoot at the end of the day.

As Bülbülzade Foundation, we have been providing clothing aid to thousands of children and families in need every year since 1994. Through the Aid Unit of our Foundation, families and children in need can choose and buy their clothes in a shopping store environment. This month, a new clothing donation was made within the scope of the “Dress Another Child” campaign.Volunteers from Bülbülzade Foundation's Mosaic Women's Association and Anatolian Student Union provided support during the campaign. These meaningful aids came to life with the labor of our volunteers and the contributions of our donors.We would like to sincerely thank all our volunteers who contributed to the “Dress Another Child” campaign and our valuable supporters who donated.

Anadolu Cultural Centers, which have been operating in the fields of education, culture and arts in safe areas cleared of terrorism since 2019 by Bülbülzade Foundation, continue their activities in four different regions.These centers, which are active in Jarabulus, Azaz, Afrin and al-Bab, offer a wide range of courses and training programs for different age groups in order to support the local people to overcome the traumas experienced after the war. Thousands of students have received education at the centers to date, and work continues uninterruptedly with new students.In addition to language, music and painting courses, Anadolu Kültür Centers offer vocational training, digital workshops, idea workshops, conferences, seminars, talks, exhibitions, excursions, summer events, sports activities, book cafes and libraries. In addition, academic support programs and social activities provide educational and cultural support to the people of the region.Anatolian Cultural Centers contribute to the people of the region through educational and cultural activities.

On November 24th Teachers' Day, teachers working in container cities, Child Life Centers and Bülbülzade Foundation Sewing Workshops in Nurdağı and İslahiye were celebrated.Within the scope of the special day, Nurdağı District Director of Education Musa Yıldırım was visited. During the visit, it was stated that the sacrifices and efforts of teachers working in earthquake zones are very important.“Happy “November 24th Teachers' Day” to all teachers and teachers working in earthquake zones.”