The domino effect is an approach in which one well-designed action becomes the impetus for further positive change, beyond its immediate purpose. Sharing knowledge, tools, and proven solutions allows other individuals and organizations to implement them in their own communities, adapting them to local conditions and needs. In this way, a single initiative gains the potential for replication, and its impact grows with the number of people and institutions that benefit from the experience gained. This is precisely the idea pursued by the Plant-to-Pad Blueprint project.

There are conversations we put off until later. While they're very important, we simply find it difficult to start them. We lack the words, the courage, the right moment, or sometimes simply the knowledge. This year, the Kulczyk Foundation is hosting "Taboo-free talks" at the Malta Festival, encouraging people to strengthen relationships at various stages of life.

On March 24, the European Parliament held its first-ever hearing on menopause. A representative of the Kulczyk Foundation highlighted the topic of menopause as a significant social and economic challenge. The Foundation emphasized the need to break taboos and introduce systemic solutions to support women during the perimenopausal period.