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Activities

Our planned programme areas. Specific projects will be listed here as they are announced, with dates and sources.

Programme areas

  • Documentation projects

    Documentation, digitisation and research projects — each published with its scope, method and responsible team.

    • Digitising at-risk records with their owners’ consent
    • Catalogues with full references
    • Open methodology for every project
  • Summits & dialogue

    International meetings that bring together scholars, experts, community representatives and civil society.

    • An annual diaspora and heritage forum
    • Expert round tables on language and memory
    • Public sessions recorded and published where speakers agree
  • Advocacy & rights documentation

    Sourced, verified documentation of cultural and human-rights concerns, prepared in line with international legal standards.

    • Evidence handled under a written verification policy
    • Measured, non-partisan language
    • Protection of witnesses and their privacy
  • Cultural heritage

    Recording oral history, language, music, craft and tangible heritage together with the communities who hold them.

    • Oral-history interviews with explicit consent
    • Endangered-language and folklore recordings
    • Community-approved descriptions and credits
  • Scholarships & academic programmes

    Support for early-career researchers working on Turk heritage, history and languages.

    • Research grants and fellowships
    • Mentoring by the academic review board
    • Terms announced only once approved
  • Academic collaboration

    Work with universities, archives and research centres — listed only when confirmed in writing.

    • Joint research and publications
    • Archive access agreements
    • Visiting-researcher exchanges

How we work

  • Sources first

    Every claim carries its source; uncertainty is stated, not hidden.

  • With communities

    Communities are partners and co-authors of their own story, never just subjects.

  • Consent & privacy

    Personal data and testimony are handled only with explicit, informed consent.

  • Open by default

    Methods, corrections and results are published wherever privacy allows.

Announced projects

In preparation

No projects have been announced yet.