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‘The Domino Effect’ returns to the new TVN lineup. What makes this season different from the others? In the first episode, Dominika Kulczyk visits Malawi, a country where one in every ten citizens is HIV-positive. We hosted Dominika in our studio and talked about what we can all do to make the world a better place and what we can expect in future episodes.

The shelves are shaped like tree branches, full of books – especially books which fill children up with positive emotions and spark their imagination. The warm colors, soft seats, and everything else in the room serve as a shield to protect kids from the hardest news in their lives – the death of their loved ones. There will be a new room opened on 19 February in the Palium Hospice at Os. Rusa 55 in Poznań, which is aimed at helping children at least a little bit in the hardest times of their lives.

The results of Kulczyk Foundation’s grant contest

Human drama knows no boundaries. Sometimes it unfolds next to us; on other occasions, it takes place in forgotten parts of the world, i.e. the tragic fate of children jailed in a Nepalese prison, bodies of refugees washed up on a Greek beach, or a Polish mother who is carrying a child in her womb and suffering from a deadly form of cancer at the same time. We must see it so that human suffering will no longer be anonymous. Let’s watch TV and embark with Dominika Kulczyk on a journey to change the lives of those people for better.