A week of intensive, international creative work is behind us, the results of which we were able to see during the final presentation of "The Space for Young Artists" project.
From August 22 to 29, a group of 58 participants aged 6-16 from various countries and social groups, with the support of tutors, translators, coaches, volunteers, and IYMC educators, took part in workshops in ceramics, dance, cooking, circus, stop-motion animation, sculpture, theatre, and inspired by textiles. In this way, the young people could experience informal education, get to know different forms of expressing themselves and their emotions and discover their hidden talents.
This week in Krzyżowa was also an opportunity to learn from each other, make new friends, build international relations, solve problems together and take joint initiatives. For some, it was a jump into deep water. The first independent trip. For others, it was another adventure in Krzyżowa. For both of them, it will remain in their memories for a long time.
Read more: ||REPORT|| The Space for Young Artists - 22-29.08.2021
"The Pastoral Letter of the Polish Bishops to their German Brothers", which was created in 1965 on the initiative of the Polish episcopate, is considered one of the first steps on the path of Polish-German reconciliation after the Second World War. The content of the document, the author of which was bishop Bolesław Kominek, was certainly consulted with the then primate of Poland, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński. On the eve of his beatification, Dr. Robert Żurek, managing director of the Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe, recalls the important role Cardinal Wyszyński played in shaping Polish-German relations:
"The Primate at various times in history was able to firmly oppose certain anti-Polish voices and tendencies that came from West Germany, but on the other hand he understood that reconciliation and good relations with Germany were part of the Polish raison d'état".
Read more: Dr hab. Robert Żurek on the role of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński in the process of Polish-German...
The Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe and Post Bellum (Czech Republic) invite you to a special screening of the documentary "Invaders despite the will. Poland's participation in the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 ”, which will take place on 16th of September at 11:00 am at the Lower Silesian Film Center (Dolnośląskie Centrum Filmowe, Wrocław, Piłsudskiego 64a).
The show is combined with a meeting with the creators and witnesses of time - soldiers taking part in the invasion.
Free admission after prior seat reservation.
Project coordinator: Dr. Tomasz Skonieczny
Contact: tomasz.skonieczny (at) krzyzowa.org.pl
The film is based on interviews with witnesses of time: Polish soldiers who took part in the intervention of the Warsaw Pact troops in Czechoslovakia in August 1968, and Czechs who watched their dreams of building socialism with a human face fall. It tells about the way Poles perceived their participation in the military intervention and about the reactions of the Czechs.
Read more: Special screening of the film "Invaders Despite Will" - 16.09.21, Wrocław
We are pleased to announce that we have completed the project "Lekcja:Enter na Dolnym Śląsku" ("Lesson: Enter in Lower Silesia"), achieving the intended results! As part of the project, the implementation of which lasted from 1st of December 2019 to 31st of July 2021, we organized 410 online and classroom training in the field of ICT for teachers from Lower Silesian schools.
Thanks to participation in the training, teachers learned how to systematically and permanently incorporate new technologies into the lessons:
- received knowledge on the responsible, creative and safe use of new technologies in the classroom,
- learned about active teaching methods,
- have learned to create their own materials using various applications and tools,
- created exemplary lesson scenarios using ICT.
610 people received a training certificate Lekcja:Enter in our project!
Read more: Summary of the project „Lekcja:Enter na Dolnym Śląsku” ("Lesson: Enter in Lower Silesia")
