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Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Could global anarchism sustain itself?”

Date: 12 July 2025, at 13:00–15:00

  Can a world without states, governments and imposed structures function? Is anarchism merely a utopian idea, or a real alternative to existing social systems? A completely free society, based on cooperation and individual responsibility, sounds like a promise – but could it survive on a global scale? We invite you to the sixth meeting […]

Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Info-anarchism – the morality of hacking and access to academic sources.”

Date: 6 June 2025, at 19:00–20:30

  Should knowledge be available to everyone, or protected by copyright as the creator’s property? Part of the hacker community believes that sharing paywalled or restricted publications serves the good of humanity. Others stress that authors have the right to benefit from their work. Which of these rights matters more? We invite you to the […]

Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Gales? Floods? Droughts? Environmental ethics and its view of natural disasters”

Date: 23 May 2025, at 18:00–20:00

  At the next meeting of the “Philosophical Survival School” – “Gales? Floods? Droughts? Environmental ethics and its view of natural disasters” – we will look at the ethical aspects of natural disasters and their consequences for the environment and society. In the context of the flood risk in Wrocław, we will consider how we […]

Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Can meat art be a work of art?”

Date: 9 May 2025, at 18:00–20:00

  We invite you to the third meeting of the second season of the “Philosophical Survival School”, where together we will reflect on the boundaries of art and aesthetics. Our discussion will centre on the question: “Can meat art be a work of art?” – a title that invites deeper reflection on what we define […]

Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Bioethics and the dignity of human remains. The problem of body farms, exhumation and vivisection.”

Date: 25 April 2025, at 19:00–20:30

  We warmly invite you to the second meeting of the second season of the “Philosophical Survival School” – “Bioethics and the dignity of human remains. The problem of body farms, exhumation and vivisection”, where we will take on extremely difficult but important questions about bioethics, the dignity of the dead and the limits of […]

Philosophical Survival School 2.0: “Is it worth going vegan?”

Date: 11 April 2025, at 18:00–20:00

  We warmly invite you to the first meeting of the second season of the “Philosophical Survival School” – “Is it worth going vegan?”, where together we will consider whether a plant-based diet really is the most moral choice. In today’s world, where our everyday decisions have a huge impact on the environment and animal […]

We Have Launched the New Project “From Adaptation to Integration”!

  We are here to help! In 2025, at the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu), we are providing support and running activities for migrants and refugees as part of the project “From Adaptation to Integration – Supporting Third-Country Nationals in the Process of Intercultural Integration in Wrocław” (grant agreement No. FEDS.07.06-IP.02-0050.24-00). What is the project […]

“What does it mean to help effectively?” A meeting on Peter Singer’s book “The Life You Can Save”

Date: 29 March 2025, at 14:00–16:00

  To mark the publication of a new Polish translation of “The Life You Can Save”, the Effective Altruism Foundation (Fundacja Efektywnego Altruizmu) is organising a series of events devoted to the idea of effective giving. The new edition, based on the expanded 10th-anniversary edition of 2019, is a way of spreading the idea of […]