Haydi Tut Elimi Club organized an Awareness Event with Narcotics Youth Presentation
The "Youth Presentation" event, organized by Üsküdar University Haydi Tut Elimi Club on March 4, 2024, brought awareness to young people on important issues by organizing an informative conference. The event, which took place in the Aziz Sancar Conference Hall of the Central Campus D Block, took place with the participation of 30 people.
Invited speakers included Haydi Tut Elimi club students, Haydi Tut Elimi association management, Police Officer Serdar Acı, Police Officer Ozan Yelgel and Psychologist Sümeyye Bilici. The conference aimed to inform and raise awareness among young people.
During the event, representatives of the Narcotics Forces provided information and KADES training to the young people. Psychologist Sümeyye Bilici's presentation on child abuse also contributed to raising awareness among the participants.

At the end of the event, the participants stated that they had an informative and useful conference experience and thanked everyone who contributed. In particular, the importance of being informed about important issues such as women's rights and child abuse was emphasized. Considering that such events contribute to raising awareness of young people and helping them become individuals sensitive to social problems, the importance of the event was once again emphasized.
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