XXIII Day of Judaism On January 17, the Catholic Church in Poland will celebrate the 23nd Day of Judaism. On this occasion, the Archdiocese of Wroclaw prepared a three-day (from 15 to 17 January) series of meetings related to the coming holiday. The motto of the whole event comes from the Book of Exodus and refers to the obligation to properly celebrate the Sabbath day (Ex 20.8). The Liturgy of the Word of God will also be based on this commandment. The event is celebrated in Wroclaw for the e...Więcej »

Last Monday at the Representations of the European Commission in Wroclaw was held a debate devoted to the actual Wroclaw's multiculturalism and interculturalism. It was attended by representatives of Wrocław's national and ethnic minorities, residents of Wrocław with migration experience, representatives of the city and non-governmental organizations. We discussed the past position of the multicultural community in Wrocław and the challenges that await us in the near future. Together with the a...Więcej »

Thirty years ago, world leaders made a historic commitment to children around the world by adopting the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Each child, regardless of skin color, religion or origin, has been granted the same rights - children's rights. The child should know their rights, understand them and consciously use them. The state should treat the child subjectively and strictly observe its rights. The Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted in 1989 by the General Assembly ...Więcej »

In February 2009, in Wrocław was signed the "Kaleidoscope of Cultures" agreement. At that time, representatives of national and ethnic minorities declared cooperation in the field of multiculturalism, tolerance and anti-discrimination. The initiators of the agreement were guided by the idea that multiculturalism should no longer be seen as "multi" but as "intercultural" - in the sense of penetration, coexistence, meeting, dialogue and cooperation as a necessary condition for integration and the ...Więcej »

In Wrocław, we not only have Korean Street: from this summer the Polish-Korean Culture Zone (MICZU) has been operating here, there are also Korean settlements there, and thanks to a Korean company we are a world leader in the production of batteries for electric cars. Now will be the opportunity to get to know the Korean culture and the Koreans who belong to one of the many national minorities living in our city. On November 16 and 17 (Saturday and Sunday) a meeting "Poland-Korea 30 years toget...Więcej »

In Wrocław, over every tenth inhabitant is of Ukrainian origin. That is why it is so important to develop friendly relations between Poland and Ukraine. We subscribe to the words of the President of Wrocław Jacek Sutryk, who met with the Ukrainian Ambassador to Poland Andria Deshchytsia yesterday. The meeting concerned the Ukrainian minority in Wrocław and future joint projects.  Important words were also said by the Ambassador in an interview with Jan Piekło at the Pan Tadeusz Museum (directo...Więcej »

Since yesterday we have been in Milan - a city of fashion, football, the ghosts of Caravaggio and Leonardo da Vinci, and since yesterday also place for discussions and workshops on migration, refugee and socio-economic integration. We participate in the "Mid-Term Regional Consultation" event, where, together with representatives of over 35 EU cities, the European Commission, national ministries, national associations and research institutes, we discuss ways to deal with many of the challenges f...Więcej »

Teachers and headmasters, parents and guardians, this is the following autumn offer of BRAVE KIDS addressed to children and youth from Wroclaw. This year there will be four extraordinary events in October with young artists from various countries as part of the Brave Kids Together project. For high schools is planned i.a. a Spektakl grupy teatralnej AFRO RAIZ z Amazoni, which will take place on October 15 at 10:30 at the Oratorium Marianum, on the square Plac Uniwersytecki 1. At the same time,...Więcej »