Topography of Memory: From Eastern Europe to Türkiye's Geography - Protecting Cultural Heritage
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PANEL: TOPOGRAPHY OF MEMORY II: FROM EASTERN EUROPE TO Türkiye'S GEOGRAPHY - PROTECTING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE
TOPOGRAPHIES OF MEMORY II: FROM EASTERN EUROPE TO TURKEY- PROTECTING CULTURAL HERITAGE
22 February February 2016 / Hrant Dink Foundation, Anarad Hığutyun Building
Hrant Dink Foundation (HDV) is organizing a new panel within the scope of the 'Revealing and Defending the Multicultural Heritage of Anatolia' project, with the participation of representatives of the Cultural Heritage Without Borders (CHwB) institution in Eastern European countries and the Association for the Protection of Cultural Heritage (KMKD).
In the panel that will discuss the importance of protecting historical and cultural values and bringing them back to life for today and the future from a wide perspective, CHwB project representatives will convey various Eastern European experiences, and share the results of the Armenian and Greek cultural assets and risk analysis study carried out jointly by KMKD and Hrant Dink Foundation in Kayseri.
14.00-15.45 THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES IN KEEPING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE ALIVE
ROLE OF EDUCATION IN PRESERVING CULTURAL HERITAGE
Moderator: Laki Vingas
1) Jelena Pejkovic, CHwB Albania / Albania
Preservation of Historical Wine Cellars with CHwB Regional Restoration Camps in Eastern Serbia: Emotional Approach or Intelligent Professional Training Model
Safeguarding Historical Wine Cellars in Eastern Serbia through CHwB Regional Restoration Camps: Sentimentality or a Smart Professional Education Model
2) Mirian Bllaci , CHwB Albania / Albania
Different Approaches to Cultural Heritage Management and Education: Examples from CHwB's Work in Baklan
Approaches to heritage management and education: case studies from CHwB’s work in the Balkans
3) Lejla Hadzic, CHwB Albania / Albania
Using the Preservation Process of Historical Buildings for Educational Purposes
Conservation of Historical Structures and Using the Process for Education
15.45-16.00 Break
16.00-17.45 PARTICIPANT METHODS IN THE CULTURAL HERITAGE PRESERVATION PROCESS
PARTICIPATORY METHODS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE PROTECTION
moderator: Rabia Harmanşah?
1) Elena Mamani, CHwB Albania / Albania
Disrepair and Abandonment Problems in the Protection of Cultural Heritage: The Example of Gjirokastra
Challenges to the protection of Built Cultural Heritage due to Lack of Maintenance and Abandonment: Case Study of Gjirokastra
2) Višnja Kisić, Europa Nostra Serbia, Secretary General / Serbia, Secretary General
Analyzing the Cultural Heritage Management Planning Method: Participatory Planning and Dynamism of Cultural Heritage
Unpacking the Methodology of Heritage Management Plans: Participatory Planning and Dynamism of Heritage
3) Aleksandra Kapetanović , EXPEDITIO, Montenegro / Montenegro
Preservation and Management of Cultural Heritage as a Participatory Process: Examples of Civil Society NGO Projects in Montenegro
Cultural Heritage Protection and Management as a Participatory Process: Examples of Civil Society Projects in Montenegro
17.45 – 18.00 BREAK
18.00 -19.45 ARMENIAN AND GREEK BUILT CULTURE IN KAYSERİ
Moderator: Assoc. Prof. Gonca Büyükmıhçı
1) Asst. Assoc. Dr Banu Pekol, Özyeğin University, KMKD, Board Member
Çağla Parlak, KMKD, Coordinator
Preserving the Architectural Heritage Built by Non-Muslim Societies in Anatolia
Protecting the architectural heritage of non-Muslim communities in Anatolia
2) Vahakn Keshishian & Zeynep Oğuz, Hrant Dink Foundation / Hrant Dink Foundation
Kayseri's Armenian and Greek Cultural Heritage
Armenian and Greek Cultural Heritage of Kayseri
3) Zakarya Mildanoğlu, investigative writer / writer and researcher
Schools and Churches in Kayseri in Armenian Patriarchate DocumentsSchooland
Churches in the Records of the Patriarchate of Turkey Armenians