A Digital Memory Exhibition themed "Our Will, Our Victory" was prepared by the Faculty of Communication at Kastamonu University to commemorate the 10th anniversary of July 15 Democracy and National Unity Day.  

The exhibition, prepared in line with the main theme "Our Will, Our Victory" determined by the Presidency's Directorate of Communications for the 2026 commemoration events, was presented to visitors in a three-dimensional virtual gallery format using new media technologies.  

In the exhibition, accessible via computer, tablet, and mobile devices, there are original poster designs that reflect the meaning and importance of July 15 Democracy and National Unity Day, as well as historical photographs documenting the struggle for democracy. Visitors can experience an interactive exhibition without any time or space limitations.  

In the exhibition, posters with the themes "Our Will, Our Homeland," "Our Will, Our Future," "Our Will, Our Pride," and "Our Will, Our Success," along with photos reflecting the historical moments when the nation stood up for democracy, were brought together in a digital format.

The exhibition was prepared by Res. Assist. Ferda Yağmur Yurtsever from our university's Faculty of Communication, Department of Public Relations and Advertising, aims to contribute to the transfer of social memory to future generations through digital communication tools.  

Digital memory is being passed on to future generations

Acting Dean of the Faculty of Communication, Prof. Dr. Mehmet Atalan, stated, "July 15 is one of the strongest indicators of our nation's determination to uphold democracy and national will."  This digital memory exhibition, prepared by our Faculty of Communication, highlights the importance of new communication technologies in preserving and transferring collective memory to future generations. I congratulate our staff who contributed to the preparation of this meaningful work, and I hope the exhibition will help keep the spirit of July 15 alive and strengthen social awareness," he said.  

You can access the Digital Memory Exhibition prepared in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of July 15 Democracy and National Unity Day here.