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Taboo, stigma and superstition: menstruation in 21st century Poland
Shame, humiliation, superstitious beliefs and limited access to sanitary pads. New research shines a light on the reality of menstruation in modern Poland.
Dominika Kulczyk commits millions for COVID-19 response in Poland
Dominika Kulczyk, a Polish philanthropist, journalist, and entrepreneur, has today announced a PLN 20 million commitment (approx $5m) in support of Polish doctors and health workers working in response to the global public health emergency.
World-renowned digital artist Uğur Gallenkuş displays collages in mural series for Polish cities highlighting global inequality
Acclaimed Turkish digital artist Uğur Gallenkuş has partnered with the Kulczyk Foundation for seven murals that highlight global inequalities and injustice. The murals will be seen in five Polish cities, promoting the latest season of the Kulczyk Foundation’s documentary series ‘The Domino Effect’.
Dominika Kulczyk examines child slavery in Senegal for third film in CNN Freedom Project and Kulczyk Foundation documentary series
Forced begging is the most prevalent form of human trafficking in Senegal. Human Rights Watch estimates that every day more than 100,000 talibés – children living in religious schools to learn the Quran – are forced on to the streets under the threat of violence to beg for food or money.
