We warmly invite you to the second networking meeting for institutions, organisations and individuals working in the field of intercultural dialogue, part of the “Together on Interculturality” series. The topic of the meeting will be Sharing knowledge and information.
When and where?
The meeting will take place on 11 October (Wednesday), 10:00–11:30. It will be held online on Zoom.
What will happen at the meeting?
At the next meeting we will take a closer look at the issues that came up repeatedly during the round-table discussions on Cooperation (14 September this year). We have invited representatives of Wrocław organisations and institutions to share inspiring practices, experiences and the tools they use for cooperation and communication. The key areas are:
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- city information and communication platforms
- information sharing among civil society organisations
- communication in local communities and neighbourhoods
- good practice and experience in communicating with multicultural groups and migrant communities
- cooperation and exchange of experience in promoting what cultural institutions offer to multicultural groups and migrant communities
During the meeting there will be space to share your own experiences and to discuss the proposed solutions.
Who is it for?
The meeting is aimed at non-governmental organisations and informal groups involved in intercultural dialogue, integration and educational activities, supporting migrants, and working with the host community. We also welcome organisations and leaders who identify with these issues and would like to get involved.
Registration
The meeting is open to all; please register using the form (below) by 10 October. We kindly ask you to pass this information on to organisations and individuals interested in the topic – you can do so by sharing the post on Facebook or sending on the link to the form.
Meeting dates in 2023 – Save the date
The next meetings will take place on 15 November and 13 December. Put the dates in your diary!
The meeting is organised by the Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS) in cooperation with the Foundation for European Studies (FEPS) and the Lower Silesian Federation of Non-Governmental Organisations (DFOP).
