The project brings together young people from Turkey and Armenia around their shared cultural heritage, strengthens intercultural dialogue, and encourages participants to rediscover the shared heritage of Kars and Gyumri through collaborative research and learning.
Selected participants will take part in a program including expert-led training sessions, field visits in Kars and Gyumri, collaborative research carried out in mixed teams, and the development of digital heritage content that may serve as a foundation for future digital heritage initiatives.
Throughout the project, participants will not only deepen their understanding of cultural heritage but also strengthen their research, collaboration, intercultural communication, and creative storytelling skills.
Anadolu Kültür has announced at its website that applications will be opened next month, August 2026, and potential participants will find the application process, eligibility criteria, and project timeline in their social media channels.
