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Announcement: Call for Nominees: International Hrant Dink Award 2011

The Hrant Dink Foundation is accepting nominations for the International Hrant Dink Award 2011.
The Award will be presented to people who work for a world free of discrimination, racism and violence, take personal risks for their ideals, use the language of peace and by doing so, inspire and encourage others.
The Award will be presented to the winners on 15 September, the birthday of Hrant Dink.
You can submit your nominations until April 15th 2011, either by filling in the nomination form on the website www.hrantdinkaward.org or by sending us your nominations to the below postal address:
Hrant Dink Vakfi
Halaskargazi Cad. Sebat Apt. No: 74/1
Osmanbey, Sisli 34371
Istanbul, TURKEY
Providing detailed information about your nominee will help the International Jury in the selection process.

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