My work area is IT Law, educational startups, chess, and the film production industry. I recently focused on human ethics consulting for the cinema & creative industry, artificial intelligence startups, and mobile game industry. Starting with 2015, I have attended every Berlinale film festival as a Film Critic. I co-produced "Bugün ölmek istemiyorum" in 2019. Since 2018 I have been instructing chess voluntarily to blind and visually impaired people, and I have written a book in this field, the first of its kind in the world. The most exciting experience in "Dialogue in the Dark Istanbul’’ had a chance to teach both visually impaired and hard of hearing people chess at the same time helped me expand my horizon. Although I worked as a chess trainer for over ten years, teaching chess to various handicapped groups was a unique experience. In March 2020, I organized a chess tournament translated into sign language, a first of its kind. FIDE organized the "Equal Rights Workshop" in Thessaloniki in 2019, and I was there as a speaker. In the workshop, I had the opportunity to experience the subject from various perspectives with medical professionals, chess referees, players, trainers, and Olympiad officials. The common language of all those people was chess, and I got to meet them and learn about their struggles. Thus I was able to experience the spirit of the Olympiad. In recent years we have seen chess on its way to becoming an e-sport. "I'm Learning Chess in 12 Steps," the book I wrote on how to teach chess to blind and visually impaired people, has won accessibility prize this year. I do my best to make Chess Education available to everyone, and this issue is essential with regards to digital rights. During my studies, I focused on my disciplines and social science on communication and marketing.