Last updated: 25 August 2026
About Organization
The Innovative Thinking Association was established in Ankara in 2019 by youth workers, academics, social workers, psychologists, teachers, and university students. Our Association aims to develop young people especially in 21st century skills due to rapidly developing technology and newly shaped social needs. - Youth policies, active citizenship, participation; - Supporting entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, social innovation, analytical thinking and problem solving skills, - ıntegration activities which running with migrant who came after Syrian War. Our training and workshops, especially targeting young people between the ages of 14-30, are carried out with the participation of young academics and academicians from different universities and schools. In this context, our volunteers who will come to our Association within the scope of European Solidarity Corps will be prepared for this workshop (promotion brochure, website announcements, logistics), implementation (their own suggestions to the contents in the training process, EU policy and research contribution, presentation preparations etc.) reporting, monitoring evaluation studies, reporting It is expected to support the processes and then to support the process of sharing these reports within the network. Process management to support participatory and collaborative learning will be implemented by taking into account all the experiences and suggestions of our volunteers, who will be within the scope of the program, in this area. -Supporting social learning and integration with cultural and artistic activities; It can be summarized as. Our association consists of 5 board members and 28 active members; 3 different departments; It works with the R&D Department, Education Department, Culture and Art Department. Our association is located in Ankara as a foundation and field of activity, and many universities are located in the city, making it easier to influence and expand our activities and activities. Our university students, who are among the founders of the association, play a preventive role in determining the need and developing activities for the target group.
ESC Accreditation & Quality Information
This organisation holds a European Solidarity Corps Quality Label. The Quality Label certifies that the organisation is able to run projects in compliance with the principles and objectives of the European Solidarity Corps. — Scope: Volunteering
OID-E10077617
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