As a civil society organization, BEKAM discusses the topics that need to be negotiated to create a vision for the future in one-month periods. In the planned meetings, it is aimed to create an analytical evaluation opportunity about the issues discussed with experts in their fields and people with different perspectives. It is planned to determine the title of the sessions, to identify the participants related to the title, to create the sub-headings of the subject to be discussed, to prepare the physical environment required for the meetings, to determine the rapporteurs and to prepare the final report.MethodologyWe adopt a participatory and collaborative planning methodology that aims to create a common mind. It is aimed to reveal the most ideal scenarios without breaking away from reality and to transform them into innovative strategies with participants (twenty people) who are experts in their fields, who are responsible for their claims and claims.Participant ProfileParticipants are determined by the organizing committee. People who have read about the subject to be searched by focusing on, who have articles, book chapters, etc. are specially invited. Invitees are informed about the topics to be discussed and written or oral presentations are requested, provided that they make preparations before the program.Program OutcomesRapporteurs designated by the organizing committee attend meetings in each search group and take notes. Audio recordings are taken and missing parts are completed from the audio recordings. Participants are expected to provide written as well as verbal contributions. The notes taken are evaluated and turned into a final report. At the end of each meeting, a meeting report is prepared for no more than one month and published as a PDF. At the end of the year, it is planned to publish the BEKAM FOCUS GROUP MEETINGS REPORT for the 2023-2024 period, which includes all meeting reports, as a book.

Mozaik Women and Family Association continues its Quranic exegesis readings for women. In the participant-oriented activity, current issues are discussed within the scope of the readings carried out with thematic topics.

At Katre Science and Art Center, we continue to offer courses in baglama, guitar, violin, painting, piano, mind and intelligence games and robotic coding.At Katre Science and Art Center, which operates within our Foundation, we contribute to the development of students in the field of art, gaining awareness, developing self-confidence, increasing cooperation and perseverance skills in the courses organized for primary, middle and high school students.For more detailed information and pre-application, please contact +90 506 713 63 00.If you wish, you can leave a message on the form below to be called later.

With our "Capacity Building with Young People" project, which we carry out as BEKAM and supported by the Turkish National Agency, it is aimed to contribute to young people, who are our target audience, to be more prepared and conscious individuals in the face of new competence areas and problems emerging in a changing and developing world, and to support them to gain competence in these areas. The target audience of this project, in which a topic is evaluated with an expert every month, is young people between the ages of 18-30.The topics covered in the project are as follows: "Digitalization and Disinformation in Social Media", "Good Practices on Youth Work", "Career Planning for High School and University Students", "Environmental Sustainability, Climate Change and Conservation of Energy Resources", "Adaptation and Motivation of Young Volunteers to Civil Society Work", "Good Practices for the Social Cohesion of Refugee Youth", "Youth Participation in Democratic Life", "Positive Effects of Sports on Substance Abuse and Youth Avoiding Crime", "Project Writing, Planning and Management".

17th Anatolian Meetings were held The 17th Anatolian Gatherings, organized annually by the Anatolian Federation, was held at May Thermal Hotel in Afyonkarahisar Sandıklı between August 14-18. The first day of the 5-day program started with the recitation of the Holy Quran and continued with a cinevision show. Mehmet Alpcan, member of the board of directors of the Anatolian Federation, made a presentation speech.  The program continued with the speech of Şamil Kılıçparlar, President of the Anatolian Student Union. In his speech, Kılıçparlar talked about the "Read and Comment" project of the Anatolian Student Union. Then, the program continued with the speech of Gazi Kılıçparlar, Head of the Human Values and Organization Unit of the Anatolian Federation, on the topic of "Anatolian Federation Earthquake Process Studies". For the special session of the program, Seyfullah Kar, President of Yeryüzü Youth and Sports Association, moderated by the views and evaluations of the participants, "What did we experience during the Earthquake Days? What did we do during the earthquake days?" session was held with the title. Day 1 ended with the organization and unit meetings held after the opinions and evaluations.The second day started with the opening seminar speech of Turgay Aldemir, President of the Foundation. Afterwards, Ahmet Kot, Founder of Balıkesir Library, Erkan Çav, Psychologist Dr. Mehmet Başkak, İbrahim Bahar, Hüseyin Özhazar, Rabia Aldemir continued with greeting speeches. On the 2nd day, Necmi Gürsakal presented "Transformative Effects of Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Robotic Applications" and Ahmet Kaplan, Head of IZU Computer Engineering Department, presented "Guiding Technological Transformation with Wisdom".While the 17th Anatolian Meetings continued with hall session programs and breakout meetings, the 3rd Anatolian Children's Meetings were also held. In the Children's Meetings, many activities were organized with the aim of teaching by having fun for children to have a pleasant time. In the 2nd session of the second day, Savaş S. Barkçin made a presentation titled "Safety, Security and Driving License". Following the presentation, organization and unit meetings and special sessions ended the 2nd day.In Session 1 of the third day, Bülent Gülçubuk presented "The Effects of Climate, Food and Environmental Changes on the Production and Lifestyles of Societies on the Basis of Resilience" and Ömer Altaş, General Manager of Eksen Publishing Group, presented "Turkey Perspective in the Context of Resilient Society". In the 2nd Session, Şaban Ali Düzgün, Head of the Department of Basic Islamic Sciences at AU Faculty of Theology, made a presentation titled "Development by Conflict: "On the Relationship between Religion and Social Development Dynamics", and in the 3rd Session, Mehmet Uçum, Chief Advisor to the President, made a presentation titled "Resilient Society or Subject Society in a Transforming World?". After the sessions, Day 3 ended with organization and unit meetings, Anatolian Federation Board of Directors meetings and special sessions.In the 1st session of the fourth day, Mehmet Lütfü Arslan, President of Istanbul Center for Intellectual and Social Research, presented "Competent People and Governance Model Suggestions for a Resilient Society", Author Halit Bekiroğlu presented "How should a Resilient NGO be for a Resilient Society?", Prof. Dr. Ahmet Kızılay presented "Health and Resilient Society". In Session 2, Ömer Torlak's "Examination of Intergenerational Differences in the Construction of a Resilient Society", Prof. Dr. Ayşen Gürcan "Variables of a Resilient Family", and in Session 3, Snow Consulting CEO M. Furkan Yaşar made presentations on "Human-Centered, Sustainable Economic Approaches in a Transforming World" and Yavuz Yiğit "Resilient Youth". In addition, the show prepared by children for the 3rd Anatolian Children's Meetings was exhibited on the stage.After the sessions, the speakers were presented with gifts.On the fifth day of the program, Turgay Aldemir, the President of the Foundation, made a thank you speech. He thanked the participants, organization and media team. 17th Anatolian Meetings ended after the collective photo shoot.

Within the scope of the ESC51 project supported by the Turkish National Agency, international volunteers within Bülbülzade Foundation and BEKAM continue their work uninterruptedly. Within the scope of the project, volunteers organize English, Russian, Italian, Rubik's Cube and Chess courses and provide training to those interested. In addition, they organize radio programs and have pleasant conversations with the guests they host about Gaziantep's cultural richness and heritage.Volunteers also have the opportunity to get to know the history and culture of Gaziantep through cultural activities. Volunteers visit important historical and cultural sites of the city and discover the rich cultural heritage of Gaziantep.The project is an important example of international cooperation and cultural exchange. The efforts and contributions of international volunteers have a positive impact on both the educational and cultural fields and contribute to the development of international relations.