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Anatolian Culture Education and Research Association
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Seminar on Behavioral Disorders in Children 
Social Responsibility and Volunteering
Youth Work
Digital and Media Literacy
Erasmus+ and International Cooperation
Social Participation and Inclusion
Non-Formal Education and Workshops
Intercultural Learning and Cultural Dialogue
Project Partnerships and International Cooperation
On 14.07.2026, our association member Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nezahat H. KARACA delivered an informative seminar entitled "Behavioral Disorders in Children" for the educators of Bolvadin Prof. Dr. Şahabettin Yiğitbaşı Daycare Center.
The seminar particularly focused on:
Comprehensive information was shared on these topics, and participants’ questions were answered through an interactive discussion. As ANKADER, we continue to support educational activities that contribute to children’s healthy development while strengthening the professional knowledge and skills of educators through scientific and socially beneficial initiatives.
Our association member, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nezahat H. KARACA, carried out a series of volunteer-based activities for children receiving treatment at the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Clinic of the Afyonkarahisar Health Sciences University Health Practice and Research Center. The activities aimed to support the children’s recovery process, boost their morale, and help them spend quality time.
Within the scope of these activities, the following were organized to support the social development of children:
As ANKADER, we continue to support volunteer initiatives that benefit society. We consider social responsibility projects aimed at improving the quality of life of children, young people and disadvantaged individuals among our priority areas of work. We remain committed to developing people-centered, inclusive and sustainable projects.
Our association carries out activities that support the active participation of young people in social life. Enabling young people to be involved in democratic processes, gain social responsibility awareness and develop active citizenship skills are among our main areas of work.
Within the scope of our activities, young people are supported to:
Our activities are carried out on the basis of non-formal education methods and participatory learning approaches. The goal is for young people not only to acquire knowledge, but also to grow as active individuals who develop social awareness.
In today's rapidly advancing digital transformation, conscious technology use by young people is of great importance. Our association carries out training and awareness activities that support young people to use the digital world in a safe, ethical and conscious way.
Our activities focus on:
Through these activities, it is aimed for young people to develop as individuals who can think critically, are aware of digital risks and can use technology productively.
Our association develops international collaborations in the youth field within the scope of the Erasmus+ programme. Our organization supports young people to gain learning experiences at the European level through intercultural learning, youth mobility and international partnerships.
Our team has individual experience in:
areas.
Our organization aims to develop sustainable collaborations with partner institutions from different countries and increase young people's access to international learning opportunities.
Our association cares about ensuring that all young people have equal access to education and learning opportunities. Inclusive activities are carried out, especially to support the participation of disadvantaged young people in social life.
Within the scope of our activities:
are among the priority target groups.
Our activities aim to strengthen social inclusion, support cultural diversity and create safe learning environments where young people can express themselves freely.
Our association carries out learning activities with non-formal education methods that center on the active participation of young people. Experiential learning, group work, workshop practices and interactive methods are used in the education processes.
The activities carried out support the development of competencies such as:
Thanks to our participant-oriented learning approach, it is aimed for young people to take an active role in learning processes and gain hands-on experience.
Our association considers it an important value for young people from different cultures to come together and gain common learning experiences. Through intercultural learning activities, young people are supported to recognize cultural diversity, develop mutual understanding and respect different perspectives.
Our activities focus on themes such as:
Thanks to international youth activities and Erasmus+ studies, it is aimed for young people to interact with different cultures, gain foreign language practice and gain international experience. Our association believes that cultural diversity is a powerful learning tool that contributes to the personal development of young people and attaches importance to creating inclusive learning environments.
Inspirational Pages
Erasmus+ Youth Wiki Council of Europe Youth Intercultural Learning - SALTO Youth
Our association attaches importance to project partnerships at national and international levels in order to develop sustainable and innovative work in the youth field. It aims to develop new partnerships within the scope of different European cooperation mechanisms, especially the Erasmus+ programme. Our organization adopts an open approach to knowledge and experience sharing with institutions operating in the fields of youth work, digital skills, active citizenship, social inclusion and intercultural learning.
Through international collaborations:
are aimed.
Our association aims to establish long-term and sustainable collaborations with partner institutions in Europe, increase the active participation of young people in international projects and contribute to quality project development processes.
