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Iryna Rokytianska poses for a photo with Tomasz Prosiński, Managing Partner of Mentalnie Rowni. Iryna is a psychologist working for Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Kamila Kalbarczyk is a psychotherapist and co-founder of Mentalnie Rowni, a non-profit focused on mental health care, especially for Ukranian refugees during this crisis.
Paulina Zając, President and Project Coordinator of Foundacion
Twiga in the Praga District of Warsaw. Information about Foundation Twigs: According to many African mythologies TWIGA – the giraffe symbolizes above all – UNIQUENESS – each of us, regardless of our origin and life situation, is unique and has values and potential, deserves respect. TWIGA is also looking to the future and constantly EMPOWERING DEVELOPMENT, because thanks to its long neck, the giraffe sees more, further. TWIGA is also a CONNECTION WITH THE EARTH and its laws as a direct reference to the necessity to live in harmony with nature, taking into account the laws of nature, phenomena and global interdependencies so crucial in global education. The giraffe appears in wall paintings from prehistoric times, symbolizing ATTACHMENT TO TRADITION and reaching for basics. TWIGA is a mystical animal with a strong place in the symbolism of many cultures of the world – associated with enormous INTUITION, imagination and CREATIVITY. The giraffe’s strength lies in focusing, analyzing and drawing conclusions, WORKING, and determination. According to the idea of UNDERSTANDING WITHOUT VIOLENCE – the GIRAFFE LANGUAGE is one in which we understand, empathize, do not judge others, we talk honestly about our feelings, from our perspective. The giraffe wants to know other people’s feelings in order to be able to react to them without criticizing and rashly judging.
Paulina Zając, President and Project Coordinator of Foundacion
Twiga in the Praga District of Warsaw. Information about Foundation Twigs: According to many African mythologies TWIGA – the giraffe symbolizes above all – UNIQUENESS – each of us, regardless of our origin and life situation, is unique and has values and potential, deserves respect. TWIGA is also looking to the future and constantly EMPOWERING DEVELOPMENT, because thanks to its long neck, the giraffe sees more, further. TWIGA is also a CONNECTION WITH THE EARTH and its laws as a direct reference to the necessity to live in harmony with nature, taking into account the laws of nature, phenomena and global interdependencies so crucial in global education. The giraffe appears in wall paintings from prehistoric times, symbolizing ATTACHMENT TO TRADITION and reaching for basics. TWIGA is a mystical animal with a strong place in the symbolism of many cultures of the world – associated with enormous INTUITION, imagination and CREATIVITY. The giraffe’s strength lies in focusing, analyzing and drawing conclusions, WORKING, and determination. According to the idea of UNDERSTANDING WITHOUT VIOLENCE – the GIRAFFE LANGUAGE is one in which we understand, empathize, do not judge others, we talk honestly about our feelings, from our perspective. The giraffe wants to know other people’s feelings in order to be able to react to them without criticizing and rashly judging.
Paulina Zając, President and Project Coordinator of Foundacion
Twiga in the Praga District of Warsaw. Information about Foundation Twigs: According to many African mythologies TWIGA – the giraffe symbolizes above all – UNIQUENESS – each of us, regardless of our origin and life situation, is unique and has values and potential, deserves respect. TWIGA is also looking to the future and constantly EMPOWERING DEVELOPMENT, because thanks to its long neck, the giraffe sees more, further. TWIGA is also a CONNECTION WITH THE EARTH and its laws as a direct reference to the necessity to live in harmony with nature, taking into account the laws of nature, phenomena and global interdependencies so crucial in global education. The giraffe appears in wall paintings from prehistoric times, symbolizing ATTACHMENT TO TRADITION and reaching for basics. TWIGA is a mystical animal with a strong place in the symbolism of many cultures of the world – associated with enormous INTUITION, imagination and CREATIVITY. The giraffe’s strength lies in focusing, analyzing and drawing conclusions, WORKING, and determination. According to the idea of UNDERSTANDING WITHOUT VIOLENCE – the GIRAFFE LANGUAGE is one in which we understand, empathize, do not judge others, we talk honestly about our feelings, from our perspective. The giraffe wants to know other people’s feelings in order to be able to react to them without criticizing and rashly judging.
Kathy Kukula shows art made by the children at Foundacion
Twiga in the Praga District of Warsaw. Information about Foundation Twigs: According to many African mythologies TWIGA – the giraffe symbolizes above all – UNIQUENESS – each of us, regardless of our origin and life situation, is unique and has values and potential, deserves respect. TWIGA is also looking to the future and constantly EMPOWERING DEVELOPMENT, because thanks to its long neck, the giraffe sees more, further. TWIGA is also a CONNECTION WITH THE EARTH and its laws as a direct reference to the necessity to live in harmony with nature, taking into account the laws of nature, phenomena and global interdependencies so crucial in global education. The giraffe appears in wall paintings from prehistoric times, symbolizing ATTACHMENT TO TRADITION and reaching for basics. TWIGA is a mystical animal with a strong place in the symbolism of many cultures of the world – associated with enormous INTUITION, imagination and CREATIVITY. The giraffe’s strength lies in focusing, analyzing and drawing conclusions, WORKING, and determination. According to the idea of UNDERSTANDING WITHOUT VIOLENCE – the GIRAFFE LANGUAGE is one in which we understand, empathize, do not judge others, we talk honestly about our feelings, from our perspective. The giraffe wants to know other people’s feelings in order to be able to react to them without criticizing and rashly judging.
Bogumila Manek, head of the Ark Children's Foundation
in the Praga District of Warsaw. About the Ark Children's Foundation: The Ark Children’s Foundation was founded on 19th May 2014 thanks to the support offered by the Foundation of Lukas Podolski, a football player, whose intention was to support children in his country of birth. The Ark’s concept has been derived from “Die Arche” Christliches Kinder- und Jugendwerk e.V., a German organisation closely co-operating with Mr Podolski. The key objective of the Ark Foundation is to improve the children’s living conditions and future prospects. A Polish branch of the Ark takes care of over 60 children coming from Warsaw’s district of Praga-Północ. We provide them with daily hot meals, support them in doing their homework and invite them to our sports and music events. But, first of all, we offer them our attention and care, foster interpersonal bonds and accompany them in the process of growing up. Witnessing how the working methods developed and tested by the German Foundation become rooted in the Polish culture and mentality is just fascinating.
Bogumila Manek, head of the Ark Children's Foundation
in the Praga District of Warsaw. About the Ark Children's Foundation: The Ark Children’s Foundation was founded on 19th May 2014 thanks to the support offered by the Foundation of Lukas Podolski, a football player, whose intention was to support children in his country of birth. The Ark’s concept has been derived from “Die Arche” Christliches Kinder- und Jugendwerk e.V., a German organisation closely co-operating with Mr Podolski. The key objective of the Ark Foundation is to improve the children’s living conditions and future prospects. A Polish branch of the Ark takes care of over 60 children coming from Warsaw’s district of Praga-Północ. We provide them with daily hot meals, support them in doing their homework and invite them to our sports and music events. But, first of all, we offer them our attention and care, foster interpersonal bonds and accompany them in the process of growing up. Witnessing how the working methods developed and tested by the German Foundation become rooted in the Polish culture and mentality is just fascinating.
Dawid Jarząbek-Nowak, CEO
of Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Dawid Jarząbek-Nowak, CEO
of Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nina, a refugee from Ukraine, poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland where she is receiving assistance. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
A volunteer poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
A volunteer poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
A volunteer poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
A volunteer poses for a photo at the Coalition for Youth Foundation (fundacjakdm.org) in Bailobrzegi, Poland. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Marta, a university professor and administrator, fled Lutsk, Ukraine, with her two sons and is now a volunteer translator and Polish teacher at Coalition for Youth Foundation in Bialobrzegi, Poland, and a volunteer at the Warsaw Institute Foundation, a think tank. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Marta, a university professor and administrator, fled Lutsk, Ukraine, with her two sons and is now a volunteer translator and Polish teacher at Coalition for Youth Foundation in Bialobrzegi, Poland, and a volunteer at the Warsaw Institute Foundation, a think tank. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Marta, a university professor and administrator, fled Lutsk, Ukraine, with her two sons and is now a volunteer translator and Polish teacher at Coalition for Youth Foundation in Bialobrzegi, Poland, and a volunteer at the Warsaw Institute Foundation, a think tank. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Marta, a university professor and administrator, fled Lutsk, Ukraine, with her two sons and is now a volunteer translator and Polish teacher at Coalition for Youth Foundation in Bialobrzegi, Poland, and a volunteer at the Warsaw Institute Foundation, a think tank. From the Foundation: "We are a Foundation that has been operating since 2004 in the Radom region. We help seniors, work with young people and organize our local world better. Our slogan for action is simple: Because where we live, we should be fine!"
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
Nataliia poses outside her temporary home in Bialobrzegi, Poland. She fled Zelenodolsk, Ukraine, in March 2022 with 1-month-old twins. She receives support, including supplies for her babies, from Americares partner Coalition for Youth in Bialobrzegi, Poland.
