The Association has organized a series of conferences, together with NIHA, in order to announce its establishment and reach a broader audience who the Association thought might be interested in its aims and purposes. The lectures that have been organized so far are:

1. 26 March 2009, Do. Dr. Mehmet Akyayuz(METU), "Grotius'un Doga Hukuku Ogretisi ve Devlete Yaklasimi" together with NIHA
   


2. 12 February 2009, Prof. Dr. Arzu Oguz(Ankara University), "Türkiye'de Fikri Mülkiyet Hukuku Eser ve Eser Sahibinin Hakları" together with NIHA
   


3. 6 November 2008, Murat Tuncel, “Gocmenlik ve Yazarlık Duyarlılıgı” (Novelist Sensitivity on immigration) together with NIHA
   


4. 23 October 2008, Prof. Dr. Yücel Daglı (Marmara University), "Dogulu Seyyah Evliya Celebi Gozuyle Batı"('West' from an Eastern Traveller Perspective: Evliya Celebi) together with NIHA
   


5. 19 July 2008, Ass. Prof. Dr. Levent Gonenç (Ankara University), "Modernization and Constitutions in Turkey" together with NIHA
   


6. 31 January 2008, Prof. Serpil Sancar (Ankara University), “Otoriter Türk Modernlesmesinin Cinsiyet Rejimi” ("Gender Regime of Authoritarian Turkish Modernization,") together with NIHA.
   


7. 13 December 2007, Dr. Kıymet Giray (Ankara University), "The Nineteenth Century Turkish Still Life Painter: Suleyman Seyyid", together with NIHA.
   
   
8. 26 October 2007, Prof. Dr. Jan Zürcher (Leiden University), "Decisive Moments in the History of Turkey in the First Half of the Twentieth Century: Where Could it Have Gone Differently, and Why didn't It?" together with NIHA and the METU History Club.
   


9. 13 September 2007, Prof. Dr. Touraj Atabaki (Leiden University), "1st World War and Ottomans in Central Asia", together with NIHA.
   
   
10. 31 May 2007, Prof. Dr. Ergun Turkcan (Ankara University), "Why Turks cannot Become Capitalists? A Comparison between the Dutch and Turkish Societies", together with NIHA.
    
    
11. 1 May 2007, Reinier M. Speelman (Utrecht University), "Jewish People in the Netherlands, Turkey, and Italy: The Contribution to a Secular Society of a Religious Minority", together with NIHA.