A podcast pioneering a culture change in handling conflict because conflict is everywhere. The only bilingual podcast that addresses conflict on an international scale. By Idil Elveris, PhD. Cover art photo: Zeren Göktan. Music: İmre Hadi.
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Bu bölümde, savaş–ateşkes–barış şeklinde bildiğimiz sıralamanın neden değiştiğini ele alıyoruz. Uluslararası ilişkilerde çatışma çözümüne yönelik yaklaşımların nasıl dönüştüğünü, ortaya çıkan bu yeni paradigmanın Türkiye’deki yeni çözüm sürecine nasıl yansıdığını ve Ermenistan’la normalleşme sürecini nasıl etkilediğini konuşuyoruz. Kısacası, barış ve çatışma çözümünü uluslararası ilişkilerin…
How do you lead after the unthinkable? My guest, 9/11 survivor Judith Dawn Francis-Wertenbroch joined us to share her harrowing escape from the 102nd Floor of the World Trade Center. Co-hosted by David Faro of London Business School, this episode dives into: Coping with Trauma: Judith’s personal journey of resilience. Trauma-Informed Leadership: Why modern business leaders must understand the…
Türkiye’de son yirmi yılda tahkim giderek yaygınlaştı; ancak hâlâ istenen noktada olduğunu söylemek zor. Bu bölümde, İstanbul Ticaret Odası bünyesinde faaliyet gösteren İTOTAM’ın Genel Sekreteri Senem Bahçekapılı Vincenzi ile bir araya geldik. Kendisine, bir tahkim ve arabuluculuk merkezinin genel sekreteri olarak İTOTAM’da bir gününün nasıl geçtiğini; ayrıca bir tahkim yargılamasının sağlıklı…
Last December, I was on the London Underground when an ad from the Government of Ireland caught my attention: “The Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme is open for applications.” I assumed it was something like a truth-and-reconciliation effort, reaching out to people abroad who had been harmed in the past. But when I began looking into what these institutions actually were—places where…
In this episode of WeCanFindAWay , I sit down with Raheena Lalani Dahya — a mediator based in Canada, and co-author of a recent article on trauma-informed mediation practice. Raheena has been exploring what it means to bring a trauma-informed lens to civil mediation, and why this conversation is becoming increasingly important in the dispute resolution field. We discuss why mediators are now…
In this episode of We Can Find a Way , we reflect on a historic turning point: the dissolution of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in May 2025. The PKK’s decades-long armed struggle against Turkey claimed over 40,000 lives, leaving behind a scarred society now faced with the complex challenges of healing and rebuilding. To explore what a meaningful peace process might look like—especially when…
Anlaşabiliriz'in bu bölümünde konuklarım Prof. Dr. Sevtap Yokuş ve Dr. Esra Elmas ile PKK’nın kendini feshetmesi ve silahsızlanma süreci bağlamında gündeme gelmesi beklenen af konusunu ele aldık. Konuklarım, farklı ülke örneklerine değinerek, bu tür afların amaçlarını, “af” olarak adlandırılsın ya da adlandırılmasın bunların ne tür düzenlemeler içerebileceğini değerlendirdi. Aynı zamanda çatışma…
In this episode, I spoke with Manal Hamdoun Ghandour, a peacebuilding expert from Lebanon who works with a nonprofit addressing the country’s history of conflict, collective trauma, and efforts toward reconciliation. She shared what happened after Lebanon’s civil war ended—how the government passed an amnesty law that let perpetrators from all groups to walk free, and what that meant for the…
Asylum centers are ripe for conflict. Residents share crowded spaces with those they do not know or speak the same language. Often traumatized and sometimes alone, they try to navigate the asylum process. It is also difficult for the employees to try to assist the residents when they do not understand the structure and the process, let alone ensure compliance. In this picture, an asylum center in…
In this episode of WeCanFindAWay, I spoke with Georges Salines from France who lost his daughter Lola in the Battaclan terror attack in Paris in 2015. He explained how he got involved with Retissons du Lien, an NGO in Belgium that brought together the families of victims and perpetrators (covered in the second episode of season seven); what reaction he got from friends and family by being in the…
