The social responsibility projects of the Faculty of Communication became a library for Siirt İkizler Village Primary School.

A good dead was realized within the scope of the 11th International Communications Days Symposium organized by Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication. The income obtained from the social responsibility projects carried out at the symposium was used for the construction of a library in Siirt İkizler Village Primary School. In this context, cloth bags were painted. Moreover, the exhibition, which drew attention to various social problems such as "Children Holding on to the Sun", "Free Women, Stronger Tomorrows", was also presented to the visitors.

IFIG drew attention with its social responsibility projects

The International Communication Days Symposium (IFIG), organized by Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication between 15 and 17 May, attracted attention with its social responsibility projects as well as being held with qualified papers and high participation. One of these projects was the cloth bags dyed as part of the "In the Footsteps of Girls" Project, sponsored by Cadence Paints. The proceeds from this project were donated to Siirt İkizler Village Primary School for the purpose of building a library. Furthermore, 16 children living in Ağrı Ortaca Village were gifted with their toys.

Attention was drawn to social problems...

Another activity carried out within the scope of social responsibility projects was painting with waste materials.

Üsküdar University students painted from waste materials in the garden of the Faculty of Communication with the students of BÜMED MEÇ Primary School. The works as a result of the cooperation were presented to the visitors in the garden of the Faculty of Communication. Apart from the exhibition, the students were supervised by Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication Department of Advertising Asst. Prof. Nihal Toros drew attention to social problems with her social responsibility projects titled "Children Holding on to the Sun", "Free Women, Stronger Tomorrows", "Small Steps" and "Early Diagnosis" carried out by Ntapiapis.

Üsküdar News Agency (ÜNA)