Please join THO and GPI on Wednesday, July 11, 2018 for a panel discussion on the second anniversary of the July 15 coup attempt that took place in 2016. Since this critical event in Turkey&#39;s recent history, the country has witnessed profound changes within both its foreign and domestic politics. Our distinguished guests will discuss how the coup attempt shaped present day Turkey and the potential implications regarding U.S.-Turkey relations.

Columbia University

Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs & Senior Research Scholar 

Film Director and Producer of Documentary "Killing Ed"

Professional Educator 

Who we are:

 

The Global Policy Institute (GPI) is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. Through its large network of affiliated scholars and talented staff, GPI conducts research and analysis, develops objective and realistic policy solutions, and unites political and business leaders to solve globally relevant problems.

GPI's research fellows cover major geographic regions and vital issues shaping domestic and international agendas.

 

Vision:

-Become a leading research center on domestic and global policy choices facing decision makers in politics, business, and other relevant fields.

-Serve as a resource for GPI members, government officials, business professionals, journalists, academics, students, and other interested citizens seeking to understand the complexities of today’s world.

 

Mission

 

- Increase understanding of global events and domestic and international policies in the fields of Energy, Education, Economy, and Immigration, as well as other relevant areas of focus.

-Facilitate the ability of world leaders to meet complex global challenges through up-to-date analysis of current issues.

-Create a platform for constructive engagement on domestic and international issues by convening decision makers in politics and business to solve problems and provide recommendations.

Global Policy Institute 

Executive Director 

July 15 Coup Attempt: Two Years Later

WHO WE ARE?

The Turkish Heritage Organization (THO) is a non-profit organization established to promote discussion and dialogue around Turkey’s role in the international community and issues of importance in the U.S.-Turkey bilateral relationship.

Founded by a group of Turkish-Americans with backgrounds in business and community leadership, the THO and its Advisory Board of global scholars strive to foster a deep and comprehensive dialogue to strengthen the relationship between Turkey and the United States, as well as the larger international community.

WHAT WE DO?&nbsp;

From security and energy to humanitarian aid, the economy, education and technology, the Turkish Heritage Organization explores the critical issues in the U.S.-Turkey bilateral relationship. THO seeks to expand channels of communication and bridge the gap between government officials, opinion leaders and subject experts.

THO partners with leading think tanks and universities to host roundtables, panel discussions and other programs that promote and highlight these key issues. Its leadership has been widely quoted in leading global publications such as the New York Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, and the Wall Street Journal.&nbsp;&nbsp;

WHY WEDO IT?&nbsp;

The strong partnership between the United States and Turkey is rooted in common values and strategic interests, and reinforced by the enduring links between the people of both countries. THO is deeply committed to broadening and deepening this partnership on a bilateral, regional and global level through dialogue and engagement that spans an extensive range of government, private and non-profit sectors and topics.

July 15 Coup Attempt: Two Years Later

Host

Turkish Heritage Organization

Speakers

Abraham Wagner

Mark Hall

Mary Addi

Deniz Karatas

Coordinator

Pinar Gezgec

Conversations Matter