Women from Istanbul came together at the 'Productive Women Meet' event, which was held in cooperation with IMM Social Services Department and Istanbul Foundation. Skillful hands worked it; Knitting threads turned into bags, sweaters and scarves. Academician and non-governmental volunteer Dr., who implemented the 'Grow Your Dreams' project under the umbrella of the Istanbul Foundation. Dilek Kaya İmamoğlu also took her place among the women. Dilek Kaya İmamoğlu, who was tying knitting yarn and crochet stitches, also took care of the children of the participants of the event. The "Productive Women Meet" event series was launched in cooperation with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), which was launched to bring together the services designed for women by different units of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) under one roof and present them with a holistic approach, and the Istanbul Foundation, which continues its work especially for women and children. A new event was held in Arnavutköy İSADEM. Dilek Kaya İmamoğlu, who implemented the 'Grow Your Dreams' project under the umbrella of the Istanbul Foundation, carried out academic studies and shared her work with the public with the book 'Glass Cannot Cut the Light', attended the meeting, attended by IMM Social Services Department Head Enif Yavuz Dipşar and neighborhood women and their children. .THE CHAT WAS NOT NEGLECTED.The 'Productive Women Meet' event series, organized with the aim of reaching women in every part of Istanbul and increasing love and hope with women, was held with the help of an instructor. Women took their places with colorful knitting threads and did not forget to chat while knitting hats, scarves, gloves and bags.DİLEK KAYA İMAMOĞLU TAKES CARE OF THE LITTLE GUESTS.Dilek Kaya İmamoğlu, who was among the participants, bought knitting thread and crochet hook and knitted her stitches with the women. Dilek Kaya İmamoğlu, who was closely interested in the children who had a good time with the help of an expert in the playground created for the children that the participating women brought with them while attending the event, examined the work done by the children.
