Have you only recently arrived in Wrocław? Perhaps you are applying to legalise your stay, looking for work, trying to submit documents to a university, rent a flat or get a driving licence. You are probably running into official Polish and, as you read the documents, wondering: what does this actually mean? Join us for […]
Why do so many people in Poland say “na Ukrainie” (literally “on Ukraine”) rather than “w Ukrainie” (“in Ukraine”), and why does it matter? Do such subtle linguistic differences affect how we are perceived and how we communicate? How does language change, and who decides what counts as a mistake? Visual artist Yulia Krivich will […]
We invite teachers, educators, Ambassadors of Dialogue and everyone working with young people to the online lecture opening Dialogopolis ’21. The short lecture will be followed by an open discussion. Special guest: Dr hab. Agnieszka Graff Registration: https://bit.ly/JAKROZMAWIAĆ Type of event: online lecture followed by a discussion with the audience Who it is for: people […]
Why should we say “in” Ukraine rather than “on” Ukraine? What can the walls of a city tell us? How should we talk about the situation in Afghanistan or Belarus? What makes the language of protest effective? Can we find the right way to talk well despite our differences? What links these different questions is […]
