Change starts with action

We respond to antisemitism and bias-motivated violence, turning individual cases into solutions that change laws, institutional standards, and public policies. We combine advocacy, strategic litigation, and data-driven knowledge to strengthen democracy.

We combine support for individuals affected by hate crimes with advocacy and research, creating comprehensive, mutually reinforcing actions that lead to real change.

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Support platform – zglosantysemityzm.pl

Individuals affected by bias-motivated crimes receive legal support and assistance in pursuing their rights.

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Advocacy and strategic litigation

We initiate systemic change by strengthening legal protection standards and the practice of law enforcement.

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Research, briefs, and recommendations

We provide ready-to-use solutions and tools based on reliable data that support the development of effective public policies.

We turn data into actionable tools for decision-makers and government administrations. We provide reports, analyses, and recommendations that bridge expert knowledge with specific standards of practice and evidence-based public policies.

We create solutions where change is needed.

Our projects form one effective model: we combine support for victims with monitoring and analysis, and translate data into tools, education, and advocacy. This enables us to respond to violence and discrimination while developing solutions that change laws, institutional standards, and public policies.

On our blog, we explore the mechanisms of hate-based violence, disinformation, and social polarisation, highlighting solutions that work in practice. We share concrete insights and recommendations from our areas of work with institutions, organisations, and individuals who want to take action.

Partnerships and cooperation

Sustainable change is only possible through collaboration, which is why we build cross-sector alliances with government institutions, local authorities, universities, and civil society organisations in Poland and across Europe. We work with over 60 partners and are active in five international networks, enabling us to transfer good practices from other countries and strengthen standards for combating hate.