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Series of Meetings with Young Ukrainians at Pałac Nieśmiertelności in Kraków

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At the Pałac Nieśmiertelności, at ul. Krakowska 13 in the Kazimierz district of Kraków, a new series of meetings, „Moja Ziemia – Twoja Ziemia” (My Land – Your Land), aimed at young people from Ukraine has been announced. It is meant to provide a space for conversations about experiences of war, migration and life between Ukraine and Poland. The information was given in a communiqué published on the krakow.pl website.

In Brief

  • The series „Moja Ziemia – Twoja Ziemia” is aimed at young people from Ukraine.
  • The meetings are to take place at the Pałac Nieśmiertelności, ul. Krakowska 13 in Kraków.
  • The conversations are to address experiences of war, migration and life between Ukraine and Poland.
  • No dates, number of meetings, registration rules or possible fees have been confirmed.
  • It is not yet known whether the series will continue on further dates.

A New Initiative for Young Ukrainians

The series „Moja Ziemia – Twoja Ziemia” has been announced as a set of meetings intended for young people from Ukraine. The organizers present it as a forum for conversation, where topics related to war, migration and everyday life between the two countries may come up. The communiqué outlines the initiative in general terms.

According to the available materials, the events are to take place in Kraków. There is no information that the series will include other towns in Lesser Poland. It has also not been confirmed whether this will be a one-off meeting or a series with further dates.

Pałac Nieśmiertelności in Kazimierz

The meetings are to be held at the Pałac Nieśmiertelności, ul. Krakowska 13, in the Kazimierz district. The venue operates as a space for events, meetings and discussions, which fits the character of the announced series.

The palace is linked to the Teatr Nowy Proxima. In addition to meetings and talks, it also hosts other cultural and educational events, making it a venue with a varied offer for residents.

Themes: War, Migration and Life Between Countries

The announcement points to three main areas of discussion: experiences of war, migration, and life between Ukraine and Poland. The communiqué refers to meetings and conversations but does not provide a detailed description of the programme for individual events.

The names of moderators or guests have not been disclosed, nor is it known whether individual meetings will have set topics or formats. These elements remain unspecified based on the available information.

What Is Not Yet Known

The available materials lack several key organizational details. The following have not been confirmed:

  • exact dates and times of the meetings,
  • the number of planned events,
  • the number of participants,
  • registration rules and any fees,
  • the list of moderators and guests,
  • the further schedule and the possibility of continuing the series.

Where to Find Current Information

The Pałac Nieśmiertelności runs its own website and publishes contact details, which can be used to ask about registration and dates. It is also worth following the communiqués published on the city’s website, where the announcement of the series appeared.

Note: Dates, registration rules and any fees have not been confirmed in the available materials. Before visiting, it is advisable to contact the organizers via palacniesmiertelnosci.pl or the contact details provided on the institution’s website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the meetings in the series take place?

The meetings are to be held at the Pałac Nieśmiertelności, ul. Krakowska 13, in the Kraków district of Kazimierz. The available materials do not indicate that the events will include other towns in Lesser Poland.

Who is the series „Moja Ziemia – Twoja Ziemia” aimed at?

The initiative is aimed at young people from Ukraine. The conversations are to address experiences of war, migration and life between Ukraine and Poland. No detailed programme or list of moderators has been provided.

Do meetings require registration and fees?

The available materials do not confirm registration rules or any possible fees. Information about registration should be checked directly with the organizers at the Pałac Nieśmiertelności before a planned visit.

Key Facts

  • The series „Moja Ziemia – Twoja Ziemia” is set to be a space for conversation for young Ukrainians in Kraków.
  • Dates, number of meetings, registration rules and any continuation require confirmation by the organizers.

Based on information from: krakow.pl