This series is dedicated to exploring and discussing the latest research and developments related to the Kurdish question. Our objectives are threefold:

1. Familiarize the Audience: Present the latest research on Kurdish issues to keep
   the audience informed.
2. Critical Discussion Space: Foster an environment for critical dialogue on topics
   related to Kurdistan.
3. Academic Empowerment: Strengthen the academic community of Kurdistan
   through knowledge sharing and networking.

Seminar Schedule
– Frequency: Monthly
– Duration: Each seminar will last approximately 2 hours.
– Timing: Typically held on the last Saturday of each month (subject to minor changes).

Seminar Structure

1. Introduction (10 minutes)
   – Welcome address by the moderator.
   – Brief introduction of the seminar’s theme and the speaker.
2. Presentation (45 minutes)
   – Featured researcher presents their latest findings on a specific topic related to
   Kurdish studies.
   – Use of visual aids and handouts is encouraged to enhance the presentation.
3. Q&A Session (30 minutes)
   – The audience engages with the speaker through questions and discussions.
   – Moderated by a faculty member to ensure a structured and productive dialogue.
4. Panel Discussion (30 minutes)
   – A panel of experts, including the speaker, discusses broader implications and related
   issues.
   – Interactive discussion with audience participation encouraged.
5.  Conclusion and Networking (5 minutes)
   – Summary of key points and closing remarks by the moderator.
   – Informal networking opportunity for attendees and speakers.

Participation

– Eligibility: Open to researchers and scholars with expertise in Kurdish studies.
– Submission: Interested participants should submit a brief abstract of their research
and a CV to the organizing committee.
– Selection: Presenters will be selected based on the relevance and quality of their
research.

Additional Information
– Venue: Tishk Zoom (details provided for each seminar).
– Recording: Seminars will be recorded and made available on our website for wider
access.
– Please see: www.tishk.org