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Christmas meeting of the Ambassadors of Dialogue

A room at Przejście Dialogu where a dozen or so women (Dialogue Ambassadors) sit at a long table, listening to a projected presentation.

✨ On 12 December 2023, we met at Przejście Dialogu (Passage of Dialogue) with the Ambassadors of Dialogue – teachers and school educators from Wrocław schools – to look back on the passing intercultural year.

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The December meeting has become a tradition for the project participants. It is a time to pause and catch our breath around a shared table, to talk and to thank one another for the support over the past year.

During the meeting, educators from Wrocław schools shared their experiences and good practices in working with multicultural groups of children and young people, and also pointed to challenges in the school environment.

Many ideas for next year’s work were also put forward – both regarding the format of the project and ways of attracting new members to the network. With the support of long-standing Ambassador of Dialogue Małgorzata Czaicka-Moryń (XV High School, “Freya” Foundation), the conclusions of the meeting and the priorities for 2024 were gathered.

We would like to thank all the Ambassadors for being part of such an important community. 🧡

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ℹ️ The Ambassadors of Dialogue are teachers, school counsellors and educators from Wrocław schools who are committed to promoting openness, countering discrimination and fostering an atmosphere of dialogue in their communities.

👩‍🎓 The “Ambassadors of Dialogue” city project of the Wrocław Centre for Social Development focuses on supporting and developing the intercultural competences of teachers, educators, and staff of after-school clubs and libraries, as well as on the exchange of experience.

🔗 More about the project: https://dmw.wcrs.dev.foreto.com/projekty/ambasadorzydialogu/


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