Date: November 30, 2009
Time: 16.00-17:30
Where: Room 305, CRRC-Armenia, 52 Abovyan Str.
Language: Armenian
Presenter: Artak Shakaryan
Overview: As a part of the Eurasia Partnership Foundation “Identifying the State of Armenian Migrants in Turkey” project an investigative journalistic research has been carried out in Istanbul, Antalya, Trabzon and Ankara, through focus group and in-depth interviews.
Who should attend? Findings and suggestions reflected in the research are applicable for wide spectrum of professionals, representatives of the government, local and international public and private organizations.
Registration: If you are interested in the presentation, please register by emailing the title of the presentation, your name, and organizational affiliation to crrcnews@crrc.am or by calling 58-13-30, 58-14-50 by November 29, 2009, 5:00 PM.
11 May 2012
Ten young filmmakers from Armenia and Turkey participated in the Armenia-Turkey Cinema Platform (ATCP) workshop held in Istanbul on April 12-13, 2012 on the sidelines of the 31st Istanbul International Film Festival. The participating film projects, five per country, were handpicked by the ATCP pre-selection committee from among 35 applications.
03 May 2012
Caucasus Research Resource Centers-Armenia (CRRC-Armenia) is currently seeking for a person to fill in the position of Office Manager. Under the direct supervision of CRRC-Armenia Director, Office Manager is required to handle office management issues, such as procurement, travel arrangements, event organizations, service contracting and other related duties. For details please download the file attached. To apply please submit a cover letter and a CV indicating a list of three referees in English by May 16, 2012 to e-mail hr@crrc.am.
13 April 2012
The next workshop of the Armenia-Turkey Cinema Platform (ATCP) will be held in Istanbul from Thursday to Saturday. The ATCP 2012 Program is carried out with the support by the Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF).
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