Accessible Everything continues its activities with the motto of “If there is accessibility, there is no disability”.
Yağmur Özgür Güven continues to work in Anti-Vivisection Association, of which she has been among the founders since 2019.
The Association for Struggle against Sexual Violence was founded in 2014 by a group of activists to make sexual violence more visible, widely spoken about and debated.
The festival has worked for equal access to the cultural life for everyone and touched thousands of lives of persons with disabilities.
İsmail Bayraktar is a teacher; at the same time, he has dedicated his life to the sport of handball since 1991.
Hasan Kızıl initially made the walkers he designed for animals by breaking up wheeled paraphernalia he found at home like the toy car.
Rap music with sign language: Hands Speak
A dance group of individuals with physical disabilities...
A more equal and peaceful world for all living creatures...
Art is anywhere with children in Mardin...
According to Ministry of Family and Social Policies, there are 750 thousands of persons in Turkey with visual disabilities including persons with low vision. Lawyer Nurdeniz Tuncer...
DemGoodCoffee blends deaf and hearing-impaired culture with coffee culture
Solidarity through neighborhood
A platform for enriching students’ education lives
Art for everyone
A bowl of soup, a hope...
The whole system of Dervish Father Coffeehouse is based on voluntary participation.
Co-Pedal Association provides physical and social rehabilitation for the disabled and creates companionship among persons with and without disabilities through using tandem bikes.
Süleyman Akbulut played a significant role in the change of approach on disability from help-basis to rights-basis.
Abdullah Oskay worked with children and young people raised under similar conditions. Together with his friends, he established Hayat Sende Youth Academy Association in 2007.
SineMASAL team, under the leadership of Enes Kaya, started their work by exploring 69 villages of Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia.
LİSTAG was established in January 2008 in İstanbul as a civil society organization by the families of LGBTI+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) people.
Mehmet Kızıltaş, who is aware of the obstacles to disabled people’s participation in employment, created www.engelsizkariyer.com website in 2005.
Duygu worked on the development of “My Dream Partner” application with the support of Turkcell that eases the access of visually impaired people to information.
A Man Who Follows His Dreams
Life of A Determined Woman
Series And Movies Are Accessible For Everyone With The Audio Description
Good Smells From The Kitchen For People With Visual Impairments
Disadvantaged Kids Are At Playhouse
A New Door From İzmir Into A Different World
Story Of The Effort To Make Obstacles Invisible
Be Ready To Forget What You Know In The Pitch Dark
"The Life" Is In The Hands Of The Youth Raised Under Legal Protection
Early Marriage Is Not Their Destiny
Children in Sulukule Make their Voices Heard through Music
A Success Story Written From West To East
Aiming to create a sense of community among youth with and without disabilities, and to raise public awareness around this topic...
Cavidan Yılmaz Advocates the Women Rights in the Northern City of Trabzon
Özlem Öztürk Raises Awareness on Landmines among Children
Tarlabaşı Community Center Fuels Hope amid Poverty
Child Brides Project Fights Early Marriage Tradition in Turkey
Tahir Dadak Develops Capacity to Improve Agriculture
Senem Gül Encourages Women Participation in Social and Economic Life
Nihat Kihtir Removes Barriers to Participation through Sign Language
Güney Hastemoğlu Fights to Prevent Juvenile Delinquency
Tahsin Aksu Devotes Himself Serving the Community of Van-Gevaş
Şaban Tören Makes a Difference in Children's Lives with Art
Bener Erkorur Trains Athletes with Autism
Tolga Öztorun Protects Street Animals
Şahhanım Kanat Helps Families Face the Challenge of Urban Migration