Tag: Minority rights and equal treatment
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3–4 minutesAssessment of the situation of migrants in Kraków
In recent years, Kraków has become one of the key destinations for those forced to flee their homes—especially following the outbreak of the full-scale war in Ukraine. This publication was…
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3–5 minutesAssessment of the needs and expectations of economic migrants regarding urban integration
Subject available languages Date of publication How can we build an open city in times of dynamic migration changes, social crises, and growing diversity? The publication prepared by the Czulent Jewish Association answers…
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3–4 minutesEvaluation Report of the “Open Kraków” Program for the years 2016-2022
Does urban integration policy really work—and does it respond to a changing social reality? This publication was created to answer that question in the context of Kraków. Prepared by the…
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3–4 minutesInclusion of national and ethnic minority organizations by municipal governments in Poland – existing experiences and proposed solutions for the future
How can cities better include people belonging to national and ethnic minorities, as well as those with migration experience, in decision-making processes? This question became the starting point for this…
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3–4 minutesAddressing Antisemitism through Education in the Visegrad Group Countries. A Mapping Report
Education has the potential to transform societies – but only when it responds to real challenges. In Central Europe, one of these challenges is the growing tension between human rights…
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Joint Statement of Jewish Organizations in support of the Working Definition of Antisemitism adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
DOWNLOAD THE STATMENT In 2016, the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), an organisation with a membership of (then) 31 countries – including Poland – developed and formally adopted a working definition of antisemitism.…
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Preventing the phenomenon of hate crime – the first workshop is behind us
The first of the five planned educational workshops took place on December 14–15, 2021. During the sessions, participants expanded their knowledge of the history and contemporary functioning of Jewish, Roma,…
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Preventing the phenomenon of hate crime. Principles of building partnerships with the local community
The Jewish Association Czulent, in cooperation with the Voivodeship Police Headquarters, is launching a series of workshops on preventing hate crimes and building partnerships with the local community. The workshops…
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We recommend discussion panel The Future of “The Lucky Jew” in Krakow
We recommend the panel discussion “The Future of the ‘Lucky Jew’ in Kraków.”The meeting will take place on Saturday, 3 July at 5:30 PM at the Galicia Jewish Museum, as…
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The joint position of the participants in the Round Table discussion titled: “In the Face of the Phenomenon of ‘Lucky Jews’ in Poland”The appearance of figurines representing Jews – neighbors, is dated by ethnographers to the 19th century. These figurines were hand-carved from wood and then painted. They typically depicted Jews in…