Suna'nın Kızları completed the Summer Institute, which aims to introduce girls to safe learning opportunities, help them become learning companions for each other, solve the problems they face together and gain lifelong skills that will support their empowerment.
Thirty-nine girls between the ages of 14-18 graduated from the second Summer Institute, which included girls from the villages of Şanlıurfa and Koç High School in Istanbul.
The program, carried out in cooperation with Şanlıurfa Governorship and Koç Schools, includes cultural tours, exploration trips, trainings and workshops that support children's well-being, and talks and panels with successful women who will inspire girls.
The sixth volume of YILLIK: Annual of Istanbul Studies presents four peer-reviewed articles exploring Istanbul's historical, social, and cultural fabric. Günseli Gürel, winner of the Early Career Article Prize, reevaluates Ottoman narratives about Hagia Sophia from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
On November 22, the Girl-Centered Design Workshop, organized by Suna’s Daughters with the support of the Turkish Philanthropy Funds, brought together public and local government representatives in Hatay. The workshop aimed to develop solutions focused on fostering an inclusive city design centered on the needs, rights, and dreams of girls.
Pera Museum hosted the Greek Cinema Days for the third time, bringing together classic and award-winning films with movie enthusiasts.