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City Based In |
Project Description |
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Amargi Women’s
Cooperative
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds will be used for the meeting
of Women Readers and Writers,
a project thats aim is
to raise the visibility of
feminist authors and scholars
and to strengthen their
connection with the women’s
movement. The Amargi bookstore
will serve as the site for
nearly 18 meetings of Turkey’s
leading writers and scholars,
resulting in three publications
under the following headings:
literature, feminist research
and scholarship, and writers of the
past.
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$26,050 |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for “A Glance at History Films of Turkey and Armenia: How Cinema Deals with History,” a
collaboration between Anadolu Kültür and the Yerevan-based Golden Apricot International Film
Festival. A group of young filmmakers and cultural critics from Turkey and Armenia
will participate in a series of seminars and workshops during the İstanbul
Foundation for Culture and Arts Film Festival in April 2008, to be
followed by a corresponding program in Yerevan.
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$18,090 |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for the 2008 program of the Diyarbakır Art Center (DAC), organized under the theme
of "Squeezed Dialogues," which calls into question the conditions of multi-lingualism, co-existence, and cultural
production in areas facing socio-cultural, economic, and political difficulties. The program includes
activities in a range of areas: photography and art exhibitions, theater and film productions,
film and creative writing workshops, and a series of seminars on the theme of "Squeezed Dialogues."
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$25,270 |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds will used
to host a meeting of arts
organizations from the Balkans,
Middle East, and Caucasus. This
group will serve as the Steering
Committee for the Tobacco
Warehouse, a new arts centre
being established by Anadolu
Kültür in İstanbul, thats aim is
to intensify and deepen dialogue
with cultural actors in the
region and serve as a point of
facilitation, coordination,
information, and knowledge for
cultural groups seeking to
engage on a regional basis.
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$7,117 |
Association of
Contemporary Performing Arts
Initiative (ACPAI)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for a
series of capacity building
workshops during which issues of
cultural management and arts
education will be addressed.
ACPAI is an independent network
of performance artists that aims
to establish the appropriate
conditions for the production of
"works" that investigate
contemporary means of
expression, to participate in
the structuring and
implementation of cultural
policies at a public level, and
to make use of the
transformative power of arts as
means of social and community
development; therefore,
contributing to the development
of civil society.
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$6,712 |
Development
Centre Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Additional funds for the
second year of the Project for
Capacity Enhancement in Rural
Areas, a three-year rural
development initiative managed
by the Development Centre. Four
low-income villages in the
immediate vicinity of Diyarbakır
are the sites of an extensive
program combining technical
assistance, coaching, and
training towards developing a
sustainable model to improve
quality of life in rural areas. |
$20,813 |
Development
Centre Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Support for an
international convening on rural
development to take place in
Diyarbakir in March 2008. The
aim of this meeting is to
understand Turkish and European
experiences in rural development
in order to develop and foster
new strategies on addressing the
needs of rural areas.
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$9,562 |
Grantmakers Without Borders
Boston, MA USA |
Grantmakers Without Borders (GWoB) is a funders'
network committed to increasing grantmaking for
international societal change. The Chrest Foundation
made a donation to GWoB for general purposes use.
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$2,000 |
İstanbul
Foundation for Culture and Arts
(İFCA)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for an
Evaluation and Assessment of
Anadolu Kültür (AK) for the Years
2002-2008. This evaluation will
measure both the organizational
and programmatic dimensions of
AK’s work over the last six
years, helping to establish the
extent of AK’s impact.
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$10,425 |
Women for Women’s
Human Rights-New Ways
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for the coordination of
the Human Rights Education
Program for Women, which is
being carried out in partnership
with the General Directorate of
Social Services in Community
Centres throughout Turkey. Funds
will be used for the 2008
Training of Trainers meeting, a
series of regional meetings to
be held with trainers at the
local level, and a 10th
anniversary conference
celebrating New Ways’ work in
the field, as well as calling attention
to women’s rights issues. |
$50,000 |
Women’s
Solidarity Foundation (KADAV)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Support for the
Platform on Women’s Labor and
Employment (KEIG). KEIG is a
network of Turkey’s leading
researchers, academics, and
women’s organizations whose aim
is to raise the visibility of
women’s labor and draw attention
to the causes of low rates of
women’s employment. Through
research, networking, and
advocacy, KEIG hopes to generate
proposals for measures that will
enable women to take part in the
workforce on an equitable basis.
Funds will be used for
Coordination and General
Assembly meetings, the KEIG
website, and monitoring of and
participation in the EU
negotiations process.
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$49,349 |
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Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds will be used to support Anadolu Kültür’s continued work with the Caucasus. Two exhibitions will be held in İstanbul, both in partnership with organizations in Armenia. "Art Without Borders: An Exhibition of Contemporary Art from Armenia, Georgia, Iran, and Turkey" will be hosted by Karsi Sanat in partnership with the Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art. The exhibition was directed by Edward Balassanian and curated by Sonia Balassanian. BM Suma Contemporary Art Center will host "Soviet Agitart: A Poster and Photography Collection from Armenia" in cooperation with Samvel Baghdasarayan and Armine Hovhannisyan. Funds will also be used to continue the capacity building trainings for the Diyarbakır Art Center.
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$44,165 |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds were provided for the circulation of the exhibition titled “Ebru: Reflections on Cultural Diversity in Turkey” to nine cities throughout Turkey. Artist Atilla Durak’s work consists of nearly 180 large scale photographs and a 450-page book which offers a vast and impressive presentation of Turkey’s cultural diversity. In each of the nine cities, a panel of the contributors to the book will take place, providing an opportunity for direct discussion and dialogue concerning the concepts undertaken by the exhibition.
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$25,200 |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds were provided to support
“The Time is Now / Vakit Geldi,”
a meeting of women activists
from around Turkey concerned
with developing a humane and
tolerant response to increasing
violence and polarization in
society.
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$2,000 |
Children Under the Same Roof Association (ÇAÇA)
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds were provided for Phase 2 of ÇAÇA’s activities to promote the participation of women and children in public life in the town of Mazidağı. Women will participate in a training program intended to increase their job skills. At the same time, seminars on women’s rights and business development will also take place, along with arts workshops for children.
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$20,054 |
Development Centre Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds were provided for the second year of the Project for Capacity Enhancement in Rural Areas, a three-year rural development initiative managed by the Development Centre. Four low-income villages in the immediate vicinity of Diyarbakır are the sites of an extensive program combining technical assistance, coaching, and training towards developing a sustainable model to improve quality of life in rural areas.
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$49,800 |
Development Centre Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds will be used for the project titled, “Improvement of English Language Skills in Non-Governmental
Organizations.” The project aims to enhance the capacity of Chrest grantees in Diyarbakır through building
competency in the English language. It is hoped that through this effort, local groups will
be better able to engage with a wider range of actors in developing their programs and in sharing knowledge and expertise.
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$26,488 |
Development Centre Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds were provided for the first year of a three year rural development initiative managed by the
Development Centre. Four low-income villages in the immediate vicinity of Diyarbakır will
be the sites of an extensive program combining technical assistance, coaching, and
training towards developing a sustainable model to improve quality of life in rural areas.
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$49,800 |
Filmmor Women’s Cooperative via Women Entrepreneurs Association of Turkey (KAGİDER)/Women’s Fund
İstanbul, Turkey |
Funds will be used to distribute “STOP- Violence Against Women/A Film on Violence Against Women” produced by Filmmor during the “No to Violence Against Women” week beginning on November 25th. 12,000 copies of the film were distributed through mass media, while additional copies will be used by women’s organizations throughout the country.
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$6,800 |
KA-MER Foundation
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds were given for a project to establish five sustainable childcare centers, which will promote an alternative
model of pre-school education based on equality and non-violence. The overall aim
is to influence childcare and teaching practices in order to break the cycle of punishment
and neglect, and lift up a new generation of conscientious citizens. Madeleine Sann also
contributed funds for this project.
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$51,000 |
Light of Hope Women, Culture, Environment, and Management Cooperative
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds will be used to continue second year support for the programs of the Light of Hope children’s center in the Fatihpaşa neighborhood of Diyarbakır, an area marked by extreme poverty, lack of services, and incidences of violence. In addition to providing pre-school education to children, mothers in the neighborhood receive counseling on reproductive health matters, while a smaller group of women receive leadership training. Women will also receive literacy training. Light of Hope centers rely on mobilizing the energy and leadership of women in the immediate community, demonstrating that the most important resources more often that not, come from within the community.
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$20,800 |
Social Development and Gender Equality Policies Center (SOGEP)
Ankara, Turkey |
Funds will support a research
effort evaluating the women’s
movement and its efforts in
influencing policies. Throughout
the course of the research,
meetings with women’s
organizations will take place in
the following cities: İstanbul,
Ankara, Adana, Mersin, Çannakale, Diyarbakır, Van, and Urfa. The
final report and conference will
enable the women’s movement to
develop more effective
strategies around promoting
policies for gender equality in
Turkey.
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$36,920 |
The Tides Center/Grantmakers Without Borders
Boston, MA USA |
Grantmakers Without Borders (GWoB) is a funders'
network committed to increasing grantmaking for
international societal change. The Chrest Foundation
made a donation to GWoB for general purposes use.
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$500 |
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Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for the “Evaluation and Assessment of KA-MER Project
titled 'An Opportunity for Every Woman' in the Southeast and East
Anatolia Regions.” The evaluation assessed, among other factors,
the organizational, financial, and monitoring procedures of KA-MER with
the aim to enhance the impact of its expansion effort.
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$9,930 |
Bingöl Social, Cultural, and Economic Development Association (BİN-DER)
Bingöl, Turkey
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Provided funds to research the musical traditions of the Dengbej (troubadours
who wander from village to village improvising musical verses, which
often reflect the important issues of the day - love, revenge, social struggles, etc.). The
BİN-DER team will seek out Dengbej who live in the Bingöl area,
documenting through visual and sound recordings, their interviews with them.
This material will form the basis of a publication composed of profiles
of the Dengbej and examples of their verses. The Project will
make a long-term contribution to the knowledge and appreciation
of this important cultural tradition.
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$18,000 |
Children Hand-in-Hand Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey
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Provided funds for the second year of the Volunteer Big Brother-Big Sister Project, which
targets a critical group of young people in Diyarbakır with a view to keeping them out of
the streets and in school. With this year’s program, Children Hand-in-Hand will be reaching 250
children between the ages of 7 and 15. The goals of the Project are to strengthen
communication skills of the participating children, to transform and change their
perception and understanding of gender, and to alleviate their feelings of marginalization.
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$29,970 |
Children Under the Same Roof Association (ÇAÇA)
and Children Hand-in-Hand Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey
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Provided funds for the Volunteer Big Brother-Big Sister Project based in the Ben-U-Sen neighborhood
of Diyarbakır where there is an especially high concentration of children working on the street.
The Project matches 10 volunteers with groups of at-risk children, who, through
the course of various arts activities, develop their capacities to interact, express, and
communicate in healthy ways with their environment.
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$12,690 |
Children Under the Same Roof Association (ÇAÇA)
and Children Hand-in-Hand Association
Diyarbakır, Turkey
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Provided funds to organize a pilot project in the city of Mazidağı,
a town of 15,000 where socio-economic conditions are particularly
challenging for women. Literacy classes for women and art workshops
for children will be carried out. The Project aims to enhance the
self-confidence of the participants and their ability to
express themselves, thereby enhancing their
sense of empowerment.
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$18,670 |
Cyprus Academic Forum
Nicosia, Cyprus
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Provided funds for the Forum to host the "Cyprus Research,
Translation, and Publication Project: Modern Turkish-Cypriot Literature - Studies
and Collections," led by scholar Mehmet Yashin. The Project will
result in an anthology of 150 key texts in the areas of poetry, plays,
short stories, the novel, memoirs and travel writing, articles and essays,
and criticism and studies from the 19th and 20th centuries. Since
this will be the first major collection of Turkish-Cypriot literary works in
both Turkish and English, not only does this effort make a significant
contribution to the cultural heritage of Cyprus; but, it also
will help to foster cultural understanding between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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$19,372 |
Development
Centre
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Provided two grants
for the Indigenous Development
Personnel Training Project. This
comprehensive training program,
implemented by the Development
Centre and using a
human-centered approach to
development issues, will help
build a group of qualified
personnel to take part in the
implementation of development
projects in the Southeast Region
of Turkey.
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$45,039 |
IPS Communications Foundation
İstanbul, Turkey
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Provided funds to enable journalists from
around Turkey to attend IPS’s İstanbul International Independent Media Forum to
be held in November 2006. The Forum will bring together media activists from
around the globe to reflect on their experiences working in the field of
independent journalism and provide an opportunity to strengthen regional and
international networks of independent media actors. The Forum will
also bring attention to the issue of the media sector in Turkey, with
the aim of increasing the quantity and quality of balanced and independent
media in the country.
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$24,017 |
İstanbul Bilgi University
İstanbul, Turkey
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This grant will support and expand upon an ongoing partnership between Bilgi University, Anadolu Kültür,
and İstanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts on cultural policy in Turkey. Research will be carried
out on existing policy frameworks and challenges influencing cultural life in cities across Turkey,
leading to an English/Turkish publication on key aspects of cultural policy. The European Cultural
Foundation is co-funding this grant in partnership with the Chrest Foundation.
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$18,863 |
İstanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İFCA)
İstanbul, Turkey
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Provided funds for various activities that aim to strengthen dialogue and interaction between
the arts community in Cyprus and counterparts in the region. An international convening will
be held in İstanbul on the state of autonomous artistic initiatives in Europe, Cyprus, and
Turkey. This convening is being called together in cooperation with Platform Garanti Art
Gallery. Monthly seminars, organized by the European Mediterranean Arts
Association (EMAA), will be held in Cyprus, during which cultural
operators and scholars from the fields of cultural heritage, contemporary
arts, photography and film will be invited to Cyprus to give talks about their work.
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$7,581 |
Light of Hope Women, Culture, Environment, and Management Cooperative
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Funds will be used to support the programs of the Light of Hope children’s center
in the Fatihpaşa neighborhood of Diyarbakır, an area marked by extreme poverty,
lack of services, and incidences of violence. In addition to providing
pre-school education to children, mothers in the neighborhood receive counseling on
reproductive health matters, while a smaller group of women receive leadership
training. Women will also receive literacy training and a separate course
will be provided for fathers as well. Light of Hope centers rely on
mobilizing the energy and leadership of women in the immediate community,
demonstrating that the most important resources more often that not,
come from within the community.
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$24,800 |
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The Tides Center/Grantmakers Without Borders
Boston, MA USA |
Grantmakers Without Borders (GWoB) is a funders'
network committed to increasing grantmaking for
international societal change. The Chrest Foundation
made a donation to GWoB for general purposes use.
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$500 |
Women Entrepreneurs Association of Turkey (KAGİDER)/Women’s Fund
İstanbul, Turkey
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Funds will support the Women’s Labor and Employment Initiative composed of practitioners,
academicians, and activists from the women’s movement who specialize in the
field of women’s employment. Research will be carried out on legal frameworks between
Turkey and the EU, a literature review of existing studies in the field will be done,
as well as an evaluation of existing programs to increase women’s employment will
take place. A high level conference will be held in early 2007 in order to draw
further attention to the issue of women’s participation in the labor force.
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$34,275 |
Women for Women’s Human Rights-New Ways
İstanbul, Turkey
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Funds will be used to support the implementation of the Human Rights Education Program
for Women, which is being carried out in partnership with the General Directorate of Social Services
in Community Centers throughout Turkey. In the coming year, 50 sessions are planned to be
held in 15 to 17 cities across Turkey reaching a total of 1,000 women.
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$35,000 |
Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Anadolu Kültür
İstanbul, Turkey |
The Chrest Foundation will support a wide range of activities at Anadolu Kültür including the following projects:
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Youth and Cultural Heritage - Kars; |
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Intercultural Cooperation with Caucasian Countries; |
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Film Workshops and Training - Kars and Diyarbakır; |
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Exhibitions and Performances Circulation; |
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Local Arts Groups; |
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Diyarbakır Children's Festival; |
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Capacity/Cultural Management Training for Staff Members;
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Website Development. |
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$107,087 |
Development
Centre
Diyarbakır, Turkey |
Provided funding for
the Institutional
Capacity Development
Project implemented
by the Development
Centre. The
Development Centre
will carry out
studies for urban
and rural
development, develop
and implement
projects in the
poorest rural and
urban regions, and
create realistic and
sustainable models
based on field
conditions, which
will provide
long-term solutions
for all concerned
segments of the
society.
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$14,500 |
Global Heritage Fund
Palo Alto, CA USA
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Provided funds for
Stage Three - 2005
Conservation and
Planning for the
Kars' Kaleiçi
District based on
the Master
Conservation Plan
completed in Stage
Two. Specifically,
funds will be used
for architectural
planning and
management, as well
as restoration for
the Namık Kemal
House and other
Ottoman structures.
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$110,000 |
KA-MER Foundation
Diyarbakır, Turkey
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A 3-year project
grant for the establishment of a
women’s center working for
“Women’s Human Rights” in each
of the 23 districts in the
Southeast and East Anatolia
Regions. The Centers will enable
the opening of representative
offices in the districts and
shall in turn be instrumental in
the structuring and
strengthening of women’s
initiatives to be carried out in
the villages of all the
provinces and districts
encompassed by the project, the
sum aim of which is to further
the goal of women’s equal
opportunity in the economical,
socio-cultural, and political
spheres.
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$150,000 |
The Tides Center/Grantmakers Without Borders
Boston, MA USA
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Grantmakers Without Borders (GWoB) is a funders' network
committed to increasing grantmaking for international societal change.
The Chrest Foundation made a donation to
GWoB for general purposes use.
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$1,000 |
Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Columbia University
Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery
New York, NY USA |
Provided funds
for the exhibition - Restoring
Byzantium: The Kariye Camii in
İstanbul and the Byzantine
Institute Restoration. The
Kariye Camii is the best
preserved monument of Late
Byzantine art in modern day
İstanbul.
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$5,000 |
Global Heritage Fund
Palo Alto, CA USA |
Funds for Stage Two: Kars Heritage Conservation and Planning, Master Plan preparation.
Funding will help to rebuild Kars' Kaleiçi District as a cultural and tourism center with
authentic architecture, culture, performing arts, restaurants, crafts, and lodging.
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$30,000 |
İlhan Koman Culture and Art Foundation
İstanbul, Turkey |
"Art For Our Town" Project brought together 100
children of very different cultural and social backgrounds, who,
together with renowned artists, scientists, and specialized educators,
built four monumental sculptures permanently installed in four
İstanbul public areas in tribute to the children’s originating cultures.
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$30,000 |
İstanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İFCA)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for the "Leaps of Faith" Project.
The outcome of the Project was an exhibition of contemporary artwork produced by Greek and Turkish Cypriot
artists as well as counterparts from other countries which have or are experiencing division.
The exhibition bridged both sides of Nicosia, using public spaces in the city and within the
Green Line itself.
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$40,000 |
International Women of İstanbul
İstanbul, Turkey
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Provided funds for purchase of a car for the use of Bakırköy Orphanage.
The automobile will be used to transport girls to doctor/hospital visits,
school functions, and education related activities; also, for any
other official business concerning the students.
|
$10,000 |
KA-MER
Diyarbakır,
Turkey |
Two-year grant for "Women Look to the Future"
Project. The Project's goals were to strengthen
and expand women’s rights in Mardin,
Kızıltepe, and Urfa; and nine additional cities in
Southeastern Turkey.
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$100,000 |
KA-MER
Diyarbakır,
Turkey |
Provided funds for the KA-MER "Foundation Establishing Project."
The Project's objectives were as follows:
1) establish the KA-MER Foundation and position it as
an umbrella organization for present and future women’s and
children’s programs in Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia; and
2) obtain professional support in financial matters to
enable the KA-MER Foundation and its economic
enterprises related to the Foundation to grow stronger.
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$42,545 |
Pediatric
Respiratory Society
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided additional
funds for the
purchase of a
Flexible Bronchoscopy/Videobronchoscope System to be used at
the Marmara
University Hospital.
Funds were also used
to train pediatric
pulmonology fellows
and educate
pediatricians and
general
practitioners about
the clinical use of
bronchoscopy,
through four
regional conferences
in 2004.
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$20,000 |
The Tides Center/Grantmakers Without Borders
Boston, MA USA |
Grantmakers Without Borders (GWoB) is a funders' network committed
to increasing grantmaking for international societal change. The Chrest
Foundation made a donation to GWoB for general purposes use.
|
$1,000 |
Third Sector Foundation of Turkey (TÜSEV)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for a
Comparative Study
Project of NGO Law
Reform Initiatives.
TÜSEV’s Comparative
Reports Project was
an initiative of the
NGO Law Reform
Program. The desired
impact of this
project was to
develop a succinct
set of reports
listing issues which
merit reform, in
order to inform key
decision makers with
comparative
perspectives and
international best
practice.
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$27.500 |
Third Sector
Foundation of Turkey (TÜSEV)
İstanbul, Turkey |
Civil Society Index Project. The Project aims
to deliver a crucial needs assessment and action
plan for civil society. Data and analysis accruing
from the Project will provide civil society
practitioners, governments, citizens, researchers, and
the donor community with unique perspectives
on the nature, values, environment and
impact of civil society, the challenges
faced by the sector, and aspects of civil
society that can be enhanced.
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$50,000 |
Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
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Chrest Foundation
Administered Project-Project
managed on the ground by local
community leaders Batman, Turkey |
Women's Economic
Development Project - Provided funds
for skills training in typing,
computer education, customer
relations, and commercial
accounting, for 40 women who came
from low-income families; local
businesses agreed to hire women
after they completed the training
course.
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$10,000 |
KDM, Women's Consultation Center
Batman, Turkey
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Provided funds for the
implementation of the Women's Human
Rights Awareness Raising Program,
which was conducted at the Women's Consultation
Center in Batman.
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$49,500 |
Pediatric Respiratory
Society
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for
the purchase of Flexible
Bronchoscopy/Videobronchoscope
System to be used at the Marmara
University Hospital. Funds were also
used to train pediatric pulmonology
fellows, educate pediatricians and
general practitioners about the
clinical use of bronchoscopy,
through four regional conferences in
2004.
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$50,000 |
Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Chrest Foundation Administered Project-Project managed on
the ground by local community leaders
Batman, Turkey
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Purchased and distributed school supplies to 5,200 low income, first through eighth grade, school age children in Batman.
|
$30,000 |
Chrest Foundation Administered Project-Project managed on the ground by local
community leaders
Batman, Turkey
|
Purchased and distributed school supplies for 500 low income, pre-school age, children in Batman.
|
$3,028 |
Turkish Family Health and Planning Foundation
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for the construction of a new health center in Batman, purchase of medical equipment, and for continued training of hospital personnel at Batman State Hospital.
|
$54,690 |
Grant Recipient/
City Based In |
Project Description |
Amount |
Contemporary
Education Foundation
İstanbul,
Turkey |
Provided funds for an
educational and social improvement
project in Batman; funds were used
for the purchase of food,
educational supplies, musical
instruments, and award certificates.
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$31,160 |
Turkish Family Health and Planning Foundation
İstanbul, Turkey |
Provided funds for
the construction of a new hospital
annex, the purchase of medical
equipment, and training and
supervision of hospital personnel at
Batman State Hospital.
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$75,880 |
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