When I paint, I draw the world as it is in my heart

Through the “Growing Up with Play” project, implemented in Hatay İSO Container City with the collaboration of the Muzaffer Akpınar Foundation (MAV) and the Association for Social Development and Aid Mobilization (ASAM), children are learning to express themselves more freely through play.

A story of loyalty and rebirth: Festive joy in Hatay

After February 6, life in Hatay became the symbol of starting over for many families. The story of Meryem* and her family, supported by the project implemented with the partnership of Save the Children Türkiye and ASAM, represents the purest form of solidarity and loyalty. For them, April 23 is not only a celebration but a special moment to say, “We are here as well”.

A Message of Solidarity from the Stands on March 8 International Women’s Day

A meaningful event was held as part of March 8 International Women’s Day. Through the collaboration of ASAM and TED Ankara Kolejliler Sports Club, our women beneficiaries watched the match between İBA Kimya TED Ankara Kolejliler and Muratpaşa Municipality Açı College from the stands at Ankara Selim Sırrı Tarcan Volleyball Hall.

Beyond Borders: 18 December International Migrants Day

Some journeys are born out of necessity. Yet when people look at their own lives, they realize how even journeys that are not necessary can create hesitation. Even when we move to a new neighborhood, we feel a slight sense of uncertainty within us. But what if behind that journey lies a war, a danger, a feeling of desperation? Then, that journey is not made out of choice, but out of necessity. And most of the time, people leave behind not just their belongings, but the traces of an entire lifetime.

The Light Behind the Glass

In the heart of North America, among the vast prairies of Canada, lies a city: Winnipeg. In this city, known for its biting cold and fierce winds in the winter, a building stands tall, reminding the entire world of the warmth of human dignity. Along the frozen Red River stands a structure made almost entirely of glass: the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.

The Torn Jersey at Casa Milan and World Children’s Day

One of the most fundamental rights of every child, regardless of where in the world they are born, is the right to play. Chasing after a ball, forming a team, picturing a field using their imagination… Play is not just a source of entertainment for children; it is their way of holding on to life, a means of expressing themselves, and a space for their soul to breathe.