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We are launching the first TV menstruation campaign. It is an appeal to politicians to pass a law on free pads at every school
We are launching Poland's first TV social campaign on menstruation. yestopads.com is an appeal to politicians to pass a law on free access to pads at every school. At the end of May, the Period Coalition will submit a draft law to the Polish Parliament. – We have great determination and one goal - to take care of the health and women's rights of all teenage girls in Poland – says Dominika Kulczyk, President of the Kulczyk Foundation and one of the leaders of the Period Coalition.
The premiere of the film by Dominika Kulczyk and CNN. ‘Fighting for Mercy’ is a moving story about modern slavery
The documentary ‘Fighting for Mercy’ premieres tomorrow on CNN International. It is a co-production of CNN and Dominika Kulczyk and the fifth jointly produced documentary. —The story of Mercy Esther is a symbol of female strength, the fight for our rights, a symbol of rebirth — says Dominika Kulczyk, the President of Kulczyk Foundation. The film was made as part of the ‘CNN Freedom Project’, which raised over $24 million to fight modern slavery and publicised over 1,000 stories from five continents.
MPs from KO, PSL and the Left supported the act on free hygiene sanitary products for schools. Project presented by Periodic Coalition.
We have learnt the assumptions of the first menstruation act in the history of Poland. The project has been launched by the Periodic Coalition. MPs from the Civic Coalition, PSL and the Left support it. – We are from different options, but we all support this initiative. We will do everything to make this project come into force. We are with you, said MP Marzena Okła- Drewnowicz . The act is to introduce free hygiene sanitary products and education on menstrual health in all Polish schools.
One million zlotys, 16 projects, 2000 beneficiaries. The Sisterhood has settled the 2nd Edition of the Grant Programme
The Polish-Ukrainian Sisterhood has settled the 2nd Edition of the Grant Programme. Almost 1 million zlotys of funding will be provided to 16 organizations. - We moved from ideas and words to deeds and specifics - said Dominika Kulczyk at the Sisterhood meeting. The winning projects are to involve over 2,000 people. - Having one life, you can have a second chance - argued Julia Bogusławska, coordinator of the project "Ukrainian woman in Poland". Funds for grants are collected at the "Hi Girls!" Fund. One million zlotys was donated to the Fund by the President of the Kulczyk Foundation.
