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Meeting on the 2025 grant competitions

Graphic promoting a networking meeting on the 2025 grant competitions, to be held on 24 January at 1 pm at Przejście Dialogu.

We invite you to a meeting in the “Together on Interculturality” series, which will be devoted to the 2025 grant competitions in the field of intercultural dialogue.

At the meeting, we will outline the objectives and scope of the public tasks covered by the open calls for proposals (announced in the Public Information Bulletin, Nos. 3892, 3894, 3895, 3896 and 3898), as well as the competitions still being planned. We will share lessons learned from previous editions, including the most common mistakes. 

The second part of the meeting will take the form of round-table consultations – the officers in charge of the grant competitions will be available to answer your questions.

We invite non-governmental organisations operating in Wrocław that wish to apply for funding for activities supporting intercultural dialogue in the following areas:

  • creating intercultural meeting places in local communities, including for young people;    
  • strengthening integration and preventing conflicts in the intercultural school environment;      
  • psychoeducational support in the intercultural school environment;
  • strengthening and promoting cultural identity in Wrocław.  

When and where?

We will meet in person on Friday, 24 January (1:00–3:00 pm) at Przejście Dialogu (ul. Świdnicka 19).

Registration:

To take part in the meeting and receive further information, sign up using the form on the Przejście Dialogu website: https://przejsciedialogu.wcrs.wroclaw.pl/wspolnie-o-miedzykulturowosci-8-konkursy/

Contact for the meeting: wielokultury@wcrs.pl.


The meeting is organised by the Wrocław Centre for Social Development together with its partners: the Foundation for European Studies (FEPS) and the Lower Silesian Federation of NGOs (DFOP).

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