Call for Paper: International Symposium on Peace-building and Hizmet/Gulen Movement
Rumi Forum and major academic centers in Washington area will hold an international symposium on the Hizmet Movement and peacebuilding, in Washington, DC, at Georgetown University and National Press Club on October 24-26, 2013.
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Hizmet: A Transnational Social Movement with Participants in Turkey, the US, and around the World
ACMCU at Georgetown University and Rumi Forum presented a lecture by Alp Aslandogan on the Hizmet Movement at Georgetown University on February 6, 2013. Father Thomas Michel from Woodstock Center at Georgetown University also spoke at the event, which was moderated by John Voll.
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4th Legislation Reception Held in Richmond
In association with the Rumi Forum, American Turkish Friendship Association (ATFA) organized 4th Legislative Reception, in Richmond, Virginia on February 6th 2013. Members of Virginia’s General Assembly, their staff, and Turkish Americans attended the reception at the Old City Hall.
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MARTI and Rumi Forum Maryland Held Fifth Annual Dialogue Dinner
Maryland Turkish American Inhabitants held its 5th annual dialogue dinner on November 29, 2012. The event, themed “Peace Through Education and Dialogue”, was jointly organized with Rumi Forum. Executive Director of Maryland Baptist Association Joel Rainey gave the keynote speech at the event.
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ATFA and Rumi Forum Fairfax Held Dialogue & Friendship Dinner
American Turkish Friendship Association held its annual dialogue dinner on November 28 2012. Titled “Education for Peace” the event was organized in partnership with Rumi Forum. Georgetown Professor Oris Soltes gave the keynote address.
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Rumi Forum and ATFA Dialogue Dinner Held in Richmond, VA
Rumi Forum and ATFA held a dialogue Dinner on December 3, 2012.
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Norfolk-8th Annual Friendship and Solidarity Dinner & Peace and Dialogue Award Ceremony
Rumi Foroum Norfolk held its Annual Friendship Dinner attended by numerous members of the Norfolk and Hampton Roads communities
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STATEMENTS
RUMI FORUM Condemns the Attack on US Embassy in Ankara
RUMI FORUM condemns the deadly horrific attack on the US Embassy in Ankara. We hope that the number of casualties do not rise and those responsible for the attack are brought to justice.
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Rumi Forum’s Statement on Newton shooting incident in Connecticut
We at the Rumi Forum are deeply saddened by the horrific and sad events that took place in Connecticut December 14, 2012.
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Press Statement by Turkish-Muslim Scholar Fethullah Gulen on Newton Shooting Incident
Turkish-Muslim scholar Fethullah Gulen expressed his deep sorrow caused by the tragic shooting incident which took lives of 26 civilians, mostly children, at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut.
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LUNCHEONS AND EVENING TALKS
“Toward a Tolerant Tomorrow: The Religious Freedom Imperative” Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett
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“Rivalry or Cooperation? - Energy Geopolitics and Peace Pipelines in Eurasia” with David Koranyi
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Evening Talk: Dogan Koc Presents “Strategic Defamation of Fethullah Gulen: Turkish vs. English”
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“Azerbaijan: the Heart of Eurasia's Silk Road” His Excellency Elin Suleymanov, Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan
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Today’s Zaman
Turkish schools in Mali stay open despite conflict
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Nigeria Press
Fethullah Gulen: There Is No Compulsion In Religion
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New Books
Preventing Violence and Achieving World Peace: The Contributions of the Gulen Movement Read more
Strategic Defamation of Fethullah Gülen: English vs. Turkish by Dogan Koc Read more
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Turkish Classes
Learn Turkish
in Washington, DC! Experienced teachers
are offering Turkish Language Classes at the Rumi
Forum in Washington, DC. If you are looking for
Turkish lessons in the DC Metropolitan Area, Rumi
Forum is the right place to begin. There are three
terms in a year
• Turkish
language classes are open to everyone who is
interested.
• The classes are arranged based
on the number of students interested in at any
level.
• Our teachers are using a Turkish
Language Book Set written in Turkish.
For the intensive
program: A four-hour class per week and eight
classes in a month.
For further queries and
application form please email: turkish@rumiforum.org
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Rumi Forum Internship Program
Eligibility: All undergraduate and
master’s-level students and J.D. and Ph.D.
candidates as well as recent graduates are
eligible to apply.
Application Process: In order to apply for
a Rumi Forum Internship, please submit the
following:
· Cover Letter and Resume
· College or University Transcript
· 2-3 References (please provide both the
phone and email contact information and please
include a Professor or other individual familiar
with your work)
*starting dates are flexible
Please send materials via email to
internships@rumiforum.org
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non-profit exempt organization under section 501
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of contributions, donations and the volunteers
that enable it to provide numerous services to
better society at large. Your contributions are
appreciated and play an important part in the Rumi
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