In 2016, the "Post-Coup Opportunities on Conflict Resolution and Democracy" project was initiated as a response to the failed coup attempt of July 15. The project aimed to identify what could be done to harness post-coup dynamics and address key issues to ensure stability and cohesion in Turkey. It provided a platform to increase awareness and enhance dialogue through conflict identification, analysis, and resolution by conducting field research in Istanbul, Ankara, and Diyarbakır, organizing five workshops, analyzing data, promoting discussion, and disseminating information.
Inclusive Growth and Political Reconciliation after July 15th
The workshop titled "Inclusive Growth and Political Consensus after July 15," organized by IPC Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program Project Manager Pınar Akpınar, was held on March 3, 2017 in Diyarbakır.
Reforming Turkey: Institution Building after July 15th
The workshop titled "Reform in Turkey: Institutional Restructuring after July 15," organized by IPC Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program Project Manager Pınar Akpınar and IPC Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program Researcher Derya Berk, was held on January 18, 2017 at IPC.
