You are invited to the Intergenerational Communication-I Meeting
21/03/2024 | 17 Mayıs
This event will take place on 27 March 2024 between 13:00-14:00.
The LGBTI+ Aging Studies Programme has announced that it aims to share with its readers every month between February and May 2024, 4 of some best practices around the world for LGBTI+ elders that have not been included before in 3 different publication that it has prepared within the scope of its different studies in different years since its establishment. At the same time, it announced that it plans to organize two different International Experience Sharing Meetings and two different Intergenerational Communication Events via zoom in March and April 2024. The first online experience sharing meeting was held with Tels Quels organization from Belgium.
As a part of such advocacy activities*, the next event will be the online conversation with the title of Intergenerational Communication-I...
This event will take place on 27 March 2024 between 13:00-14:00. Two different activists of two different age group will participate in this event. This event, which will bring together an activist in the first half of their 20s and an activist in the second half of their 40s, will spot the differences between LGBTI+ activism in Turkiye 30 years ago and LGBTI+ activism in Turkiye today through the questions asked. It will provide the observations of the activism histories of two different age groups.
Let's watch and listen this event together during your lunch break.
If you have any questions about the meeting where all persons above the age of 18 regardless of their age are welcomed, you can send an e-mail to kirkindansonralubunya@17mayis.org.
Link for registration:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZmBi00v0zU61jAmXBoDM8aibf7BQsjgfX3vlchJi1EM/edit
Zoom link will be sent after registration, do not forget to check your spam box.
* These advocacy studies of LGBTI+ Aging Studies Programme planned between February and May 2024 will be hold within the scope of the "Advancing the rights of LGBTI+ in Turkey" project supported by ILGA Europe.