The second edition of the days of dialogue and intercultural education – Dialogopolis ’22 – has just come to an end. Behind us are nine days of meetings, debates and workshops.
During this year’s Dialogopolis events we met so many people, learned so much and understood so much that we will have plenty to think (and dialogue!) about for the next year. Until we meet again at the next, third edition of Dialogopolis.
Before we share our conclusions and reflections on the theme of the Inclusive City (the banner under which this year’s events took place), we first want to pause, take a deep breath and say:
“THANK YOU!”
to everyone who took part in the Dialogopolis ’22 events.
You are the “Inclusive City”! Thank you!
Thank you for meeting us at each of these wonderful venues:
– Czasoprzestrzeń,
– Klub Łącznik,
– Łokietka 5 – Infopunkt Nadodrze,
– the Evangelical School of Theology (Ewangelikalna Wyższa Szkoła Teologiczna),
– Municipal Public Library Branch No. 58 – Mediateka,
– Przestrzeń Trzeciego Wieku,
– Municipal Public Library Branch No. 5 – Grafit,
– Municipal Public Library Branch No. 12 at Wrocław Główny railway station.
Dialogopolis ’22 would not have happened without the help and involvement of organisations that inspire us and share our passion for socially engaged dialogue.
These organisations are:
– Stowarzyszenie Tratwa,
– FEPS,
– Wrocław Rozmawia,
– Nomada Stowarzyszenie,
– Wrocławska Fundacja Filmowa,
– Fundacja Dom Pokoju,
– Ambasadorzy Dialogu,
– Stowarzyszenie Diversja,
– the Municipal Public Library in Wrocław (MBP),
– Kultura Równości,
– Fundacja za Wolność Naszą i Waszą,
– Fundacja PTACH,
– Fundacja Ukraina,
– Stowarzyszenie Białoruski Związek Solidarności,
– Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW),
– Instytut Praw Migrantów,
– Stowarzyszenie Edukacji Krytycznej,
– Kalejdoskop Kultur,
– the Press Office of Wrocław City Hall.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who was involved in and took part in the days of dialogue and intercultural education!
