Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) seeks a researcher or team of researchers to conduct a qualitative study on religious perceptions in Armenia as part of its Promoting Religious Tolerance in Armenia project. The goal of the project is to promote religious tolerance in Armenia by improving public attitudes toward different religions through research and pluralistic public discussion of religion via media. The project is supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
The research questions of the study are (but not limited to):
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The study should comprise a combination of desk research, in-depth interviews and focus groups, case studies; however, other research methods are also possible.
The deadline for the submission of application packages is 17:00 (GMT +4) July 9, 2012 .
Applications should be submitted by email to the attention of Mr. Mikayel Hovhannisyan, Program Manager, at mhovhannisyan@epfound.am AND Ms. Isabella Sargsyan, Program Manager, at isargsyan@epfound.am .
Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Please download the Scope of Work below:
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19 October 2012
12 June 2012
The “Forum for 21st Century Leaders” NGO from Armenia along with its partner “The Earth Association” in Turkey organized a workshop in Aghveran, Armenia on May 28-30, 2012 that brought together 12 young environmentalists from a number of civic initiatives and organizations in Turkey and Armenia.
08 June 2012
As part of the “Sweet Confusion – Sweet Sixties” project, the National Association of Art Critics (AICA Armenia), together with Anadolu Kültür, National Armenian Cinema Center, Armenia Turkey Cinema Platform and tranzit.at, will hold screenings of a number of Armenian and Turkish films and a cinema and cultural critics’ conference on June 11-13 in Nairi Cinema in Yerevan.
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