Design For Change
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Finlandiya’da eğitim Ankara’da tanıtıldı
Alanlarında uzun yıllar deneyim kazanmış yurtdışı eğitim danışmanları Ebru Doğdu, Burak Yılmaz ile Design for change (DFC) Türkiye Temsilcisi ve Rising Leaders Academy kurucusu Elif Özmenek Çarmıklı, Ankara ofislerinde gerçekleştirilen Finlandiya Kayıt Günü’nde öğrenci ve velileri ağırladı.
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DFC artık Türkiye’de
Design for Change (DFC), dünyanın en büyük çocuk hareketidir. 70’ten fazla ülkede, 28 binden fazla okulun, 2 milyondan fazla çocuğun katıldığı bir oluşumdur. Amacı, çocuklarda ‘yapabilirim’ duygusunu geliştirmek ve onları çevrelerinde sorun olarak gördükleri konularda harekete geçmeleri için teşvik ekmektir.
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Teknolojinin Kadın Liderleri Türkiye'nin geleceğine ışık tutuyor
Microsoft’un Türkiye’de kadınların teknolojide daha fazla söz sahibi olması için her yıl düzenlediği Teknolojinin Kadın Liderleri yarışmasının 2020 kazananları belli oldu. Microsoft Teams üzerinden gerçekleşen aday sunumları ve jüri oylamaları sonucunda toplam 5 faklı kategoride yılın en iyi projeleri değerlendirildi.
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Cannes Lions Yaratıcılık Festivali’nin 2. gününde kazananlar belli oldu
Bu yıl 65.si düzenlenen Cannes Lions Yaratıcılık Festivali’nde 4129Grey, Print & Publishing kategorisinde Altın Aslan’ı, PR kategorisinde ise Bronz Aslan'ı Uluslararası Af Örgütü (Amnesty International) için yapılan “The Insiders” kampanya çalışması ile kazandı.
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Cannes Lions 2016 ödül başvuruları rekora ulaştı
Cannes Lions Uluslararası Yaratıcılık Festivali 18 Haziran’da başlıyor. Festivalden yapılan açıklamaya göre, bu yıl iş başvuruları yüzde 7 artış ile 43.101 adede ulaştı. Geçtiğimiz yıl bu adet 40.133 olarak gerçekleşmişti.
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Atıl Kutoğlu - Fashion designer extraordinaire Keeping residents of city chic
ISTANBUL - Atıl Kutoğlu went to Vienna to study business administration and has found himself atop the world of fashion design. Blending art, culture and a range of textiles, Kutoğlu has made a name for himself and his flagship Istanbul store.
’Architecture: Turkey’s recognized art branch’
ISTANBUL - Doğan Hosal, a cunning and humanistic architect, has achieved much success in his career. Hasol is the chairman of the Building Information Center, or YEM, and runs his company with his wife and daughter. He is now the creator of İzmir’s renewed symbolic Efes Hotel
Time for sharing, not competing, say futurists
ISTANBUL - The Futurist Association organizes its second summit. The summit that will take place at Istanbul’s İş Art Culture Center on June 25 is organized under the slogan ’Nanotechnology will come and everything will change.’ The aim of the futurists is to catch the latest technologies
’Governments should call on societies for water solidarity’
ISTANBUL - Jose Luis Luege Tamargo, the directorate-general of the National Water Commission in Mexico, was one of the attendees of 5th World Water Forum, organized in Istanbul. The outcomes of the forum will appear in time but according to him there is one obvious result: There is now an increase in interest of foreign countries in Turkey’s water policy
Placing Turkey at the center of the new world order
Barack Obama’s historic address to the Turkish Parliament does not only herald the new era between the two countries but also reveals how Washington places this secular democracy with a predominantly Muslim population "at the center of the new world order."
Residents prepare for Obama traffic chaos
ISTANBUL-While US President Barack Obama is getting ready to set foot in Istanbul today, local residents are also preparing for two days of traffic nightmares. Presidential visits in the past like Iranian Mahmoud Ahmadinejad last summer, as well as Thursday’s rehearsals to meet Obama, have blocked off roads in the city for hours.
Mimosa herald the arrival of a new spring in Istanbul
ISTANBUL - Sabancı University’s Sakıp Sabancı Museum has chosen to declare a mimosa season because of the beautifully flowering mimosa trees on the grounds of the museum. Even though the weather has been rather rainy for this time of year, the bright yellow blossoms stand out
Cheese, aprés ski in the Alps of Verbier
VERBIER, SWITZERLAND - Situated in a wide sunny area above the Rhine Valley, with breathtaking views of the mountains, there is a true alpine charm. As the season comes to an end, pine trees extend around the resort, which, after fresh snowfall, give an entrancing winter wonderland touch to this attractive resort.
A treasure of design, art and architecture in one bookstore
ISTANBUL - At the center of the most crowded city in Turkey, Istanbul, where the architecture is of great importance there sits the Building Information Center. The company organizes sector-based fairs and publishes architecture and design books
Lego Projects aims to draw kids to science
ISTANBUL - The president of the creative children’s organization says science and technology play a big part in today’s world, and as the pioneers of the future it is important for youths to participate in projects similar to the Lego tournament to develop their creativity skills
Last junction in battle
ISTANBUL - The race for presidency of the Istanbul Chamber of Industry, or ISO, and the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce, or ITO, was at its last junction on Friday. ITOand ISOmembers will elect their new leaders on Saturday, but the race entered its final hours with the shadow of the governing party, AKP
City taxis to become safer with new project
ANKARA - Taxis in Turkey are to be fitted with security cabins. According to a project of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, there will bulletproof glass separating passengers from drivers to ensure the safety of cabbies. Customers will sit in the backseat and will pay through an opening.
