The shared story of NGOs captured through the lens

Bornova Municipality’s Altındağ Atatürk Civil Society Campus hosted the exhibition “Together, It’s Possible,” prepared with photographs selected from the activities of NGOs using the campus. Highlighting solidarity, collective effort, and a culture of creating together, the exhibition received great admiration. Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki emphasized that they will continue to strengthen the spirit of solidarity in Bornova.

Bornova Municipality’s Altındağ Atatürk Civil Society Campus opened its doors to a very special exhibition that showcases a culture of solidarity and shared production. The exhibition, titled “Together, It’s Possible,” consists of photographs selected by civil society organizations benefiting from the campus, each contributing an image from their own activities.

A portrait of solidarity from NGOs

The photographs featured in the exhibition symbolize the collaborative work and spirit of solidarity demonstrated by NGOs in Bornova. Each frame reflects the unique story of an organization, underlining both the power of collective creation and the social value that NGOs contribute to the city. The exhibition drew strong interest from visitors and was highly appreciated for its rich visual narrative.

Mayor Eşki: “We are strengthening the culture of solidarity in Bornova”

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki stated that the Altındağ Civil Society Campus is one of the most important centers of solidarity and collective thinking in the city, adding:
“The ‘Together, It’s Possible’ exhibition reflects exactly this spirit. We will continue to grow the culture of creating together, solving problems together, and strengthening solidarity in Bornova.”