The Alevi Encyclopedia has launched its Open Lectures platform in collaboration with the Alevi Studies Network, establishing a third main content area alongside its scholarly entries and video archive. The Autumn 2026 programme offers ten lectures—nine in English and one in German—covering religious traditions, sacred places, theology, violence, memory, migration and education. Prepared for teaching, research and independent learning, the lectures include written texts, abstracts, lecturer biographies, keywords, learning outcomes, and references and further reading in Turkish, English and German, while videos are presented in their original recording languages. Freely accessible to students, educators and wider audiences, the programme will expand through further editions planned for Spring 2027, Autumn 2027 and Spring 2028.
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