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Workshops

Capacity-Building Programme aims to provide artists, cultural initiatives and civil society organisations the educational support they need to further their skills in cultural management and civic engagement while offering a common ground necessary for dialogue and collaboration between these actors.

The programme features 12 distinct workshops on various aspects of arts and culture, all of which is available to artists, cultural producers and civil society organisations from every corner of Turkey.

This page is published on 23 June 2021.
Last update: 27 August 2024

CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME
How Does Culture Work? How to Work on Culture? Workshop
19, 20, 26 March 2022

Designed in collaboration with academician and researcher Ayça İnce, How Does Culture Work? How to Work on Culture? Workshop focused on the latest discussions on popular, high, low and interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary studies.

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CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME
Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop
5, 6 March 2022



Designed and facilitated by Başak Tuğsavul and Musa Çopur, topics such as project monitoring, indicator selection, data collection, evaluation and reporting were discussed.




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CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME
Culture: Whose? How? With what? Workshop
29, 30 January, 5 February 2022

The workshop opened up to discussion today’s socio-cultural field, which is stuck between the definitions of dominant culture and the question of “Whose culture?”, on the axis of the experiences and issues brought by the representatives of culture, arts and civil society, who are the main actors of this field.

videos published, avaliable only in Turkish

This website was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union.
Its contents are the sole responsibility of the Goethe-Institut Istanbul and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.