Tag: Open Dialogue

At the Drukarz football club stadium in the Skaryszewski Park in Warsaw, the Open Dialogue Foundation together with the Daj Szansę Foundation and Paweł Zalewski, MEP, organised a match in order to express their objection to racism at sports stadiums and the Russian aggression against Ukraine.

Upon an initiative of EuroMaidan Warsaw and the Open Dialogue Foundation, a pre-election debate was held last Sunday (11th May 2014), with representatives of candidates for Ukraine’s Presidency.

The EuroMaidan Warsaw and the Open Dialogue Foundation co-organised pre-election debate that was held last Sunday (11th May 2014), with representatives of candidates for the Ukraine’s Presidency.

The Open Dialogue Foundation is a non-governmental and apolitical organisation which precipitates that its activities do not serve any country in which it is present nor the interests of any particular party or politician.

In the center “Ukrainian World” on Sunday 11 May at 11:00 will be held a conference in which representatives of the candidates and candidates for President will take part.

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The portal rp.pl publishes information on the release of the Open Dialogue Foundation observer Serhiy Lefter and the journalist Artyom Deynega.

Between 7-8 May, 2014, in Lubań, in the Centre for Border Guard Specialist Training, a symposium entitled ‘Psychological aspects of dealing with foreigners’ was held.

On May 8, 2014, a press conference was held within the premises of UNIAN in connection with the release of Ukrainian journalists, Sergey Lefter and Artyom Deynega.

Serhiy Lefter, an observer from the Open Dialogue Foundation, who had been kidnapped in mid-April 2014, in Slavyansk, has been released.

Within the framework of the aid provided for Ukrainians in Poland, the Open Dialogue Foundation contacted the centre for refugees located in Czerwony Bór.

Odessa tragedy: responsibility for the incident lies with the local police

At Nowy Świat No. 63 in Warsaw, the “Ukrainian World” centre has opened. The centre provides Ukrainians living in Poland with legal and psychological assistance.

At Nowy Świat No. 63 in Warsaw, the “Ukrainian World” centre has opened. The centre provides Ukrainians living in Poland with legal and psychological assistance.

Precisely one month prior to the presidential elections in Ukraine, on a beach in Wilanów, a charity concert “Wilanów – Majdan. A Common Cause” was held.