We invite you to listen to a conversation with Jakub Wygnański, sociologist and social activist, on the condition of contemporary democracy and practical actions which could improve its functioning.
The conversation, prepared in the form of a podcast, is a part of a project "Laboratory of Dialogue" carried out by the Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe together with Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Poland.
Read more: ||PODCAST|| Jakub Wygnański: How to fix the Republic? On other ideas for democracy
"A good start in craft" is another educational project implemented by the Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe from the ROP WD 2014-2020 funds, under Measure 10.4, addressed to students and teachers of secondary schools.
The leader of the project is the Lower Silesian Chamber of Crafts in Wrocław, and the partner together with the Krzyżowa Foundation is the Lower Silesian Voivodeship - the body running the following schools: the Lower Silesian School Complex in Bożków, the Lower Silesian School Complex in Jawor, the Maria Grzegorzewska's Lower Silesian Special Educational Center No. 13 for Blind and Visually Impaired Students and with other disabilities in Wrocław, the Maria Grzegorzewska's Lower Silesian Special Educational Center No. 12 for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students and with other disabilities in Wrocław.
The 2nd edition of the Remembrance and Future Forum organised by Centrum Historii Zajezdnia will take place this year from 29-31 July.
We are pleased to inform, that the guest of the panel "Western territories - new beginnings", which will take place on the second day of the Forum, will be Dr. Robert Żurek, managing director of "Krzyżowa" Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe.
Forum participants will discuss the most important challenges and dilemmas of modern times, issues which are important from the point of view of Wrocław, Poland as well as entire Europe.
Read more: Dr Robert Żurek during Remembrance and Future Forum - Wroclaw, 30.07.2021
In the past, first year of the coronavirus pandemic, we were extremely lucky. We were able to organize our concerts and celebrate them with the guests almost as if the surrounding danger did not exist, and this was possible thanks to easy access to coronavirus detection tests, which could be performed throughout Europe. This extremely generous strategy, supplemented with sophisticated logistics, was a gift from our sponsor Centogene. This ensured the continuity of the Krzyżowa-Music festival and the health of all people involved, and thus saved our budget, which consists mostly of donations, and only thanks to generous donors we can continue our music and program work.
Although, unfortunately, our hopes for this year's edition of the festival without pandemics and restrictions will not come true, the loyalty of our sponsors allows us to start our seventh season with full self-confidence and great plans. We want not only to deal with 50 masterpieces of chamber literature and rejoice that 30 years of good neighborhood in Central Europe could have resulted in something as beautiful as Krzyżowa-Music, but also to deal with the impact of the current crisis on the music scene and to consider what previous states of emergency have taught us in order to survive economically as creators of art. In 2021, the rules for the second year of the pandemic differ from the first. Of course, we will obey them, but we will not shy away from anything that can arise from free music making and a friendly community.
Viviane Hagner, Matthias von Hülsen