Wondering what this week has in store? Here you go! Consultations for migrants, English Speaking Club, a student discussion “How Much Equality Is There in Equality?” and other interesting events. Take a look and find something for you.
As every week, drop in for consultations run by the teams of WroMigrant and Instytut Praw Migrantów (Migrant Rights Institute), held at Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu) every Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Remember that on Mondays we are open longer – until 18.00. The consultations are aimed at newcomers to Wrocław and cover, among other things, legalising residence and work, education, dealing with official matters and life in Wrocław.
👇 Find out more about the consultations at https://przejsciedialogu.wcrs.wroclaw.pl/migranci-tki/
On Wednesday 19 January at 17:00, we and the student association WIGGOR look forward to seeing you at Passage of Dialogue. The discussion will be wide-ranging but to the point: equality in the media, in job advertisements and in other areas of life. The meeting is open to all, but registration is required: https://forms.gle/CgiFrnesXvRTTeAe7
👇 More about the event: https://fb.me/e/1SpRFdjBb
On Thursday 20 January at 18.30 there will be another session of ABC: Argy-Bargy Club, run by Fundacja Ukraina (Ukraine Foundation) – a chance to practise your English in a very relaxed atmosphere. We talk about almost anything and meet great people along the way. What’s not to like? More at: ABC: Argy-Bargy Club
On Friday 21 January at 17.00, the second social get-together for students from Belarus, organised by the Belarusian Student Union in Wrocław. We will share the registration link soon.
Don’t forget to pick up our neighbourhood maps (Klecina, Księże, Ołbin, Nadodrze, Przedmieście Świdnickie, Przedmieście Oławskie) featuring off-the-beaten-track places, as well as the neighbourhood postcards you already know.
You can also still see the exhibition “Dream Homes” at Passage of Dialogue – drawings by children from Belarus who were forced to leave their homes and move to Poland.
See you at Passage of Dialogue!
