What should local integration policy in Wrocław look like? Residents of our city were asked this question last year during a public consultation. We invite you to read the report summarising the consultation.
The consultation concerned the principles of the City of Wrocław’s intercultural integration policy. Its aim was to gather the views of Wrocław residents on how to respond to current challenges of intercultural integration.
The topics discussed included the education and intercultural integration of children and young people, the participation of migrant and refugee communities in the life of the city and local communities, and the resolution of intercultural conflicts.
Views were gathered through an online form, during workshops for secondary school students and at round-table discussions held during the Dialogopolis’22 Intercultural Education Days.
We would like to thank everyone who took part in the consultation. We agree with most of the views expressed, and they will be taken into account in drafting a new policy document.
Link to the report
✹ The report is available on the Wrocław Rozmawia website https://www.wroclaw.pl/…/Program%20integracji_Raport.pdf
The consultation results in the media
What does the report on local integration policy show? What views were expressed? What will the report’s conclusions be used for? Tadeusz Mincer from the Foundation for European Studies (FEPS) answers these questions in the radio programme Oblicza Wrocławia (Faces of Wrocław): link.
About the organisers
Consultation organiser: Social Participation Department of Wrocław City Hall (Wrocław Rozmawia)
Implementation support: Foundation for European Studies
Consultation initiator / expert support: Wrocław Centre for Social Development
The consultation and the report were prepared as part of the public task “Supporting Public Consultation Processes in Wrocław Municipality in 2020–2022”, carried out by the Foundation for European Studies and co-financed by Wrocław Municipality.
Title illustration by K. Domżalska
