Since the Russian aggression against Ukraine, in solidarity with Ukrainians we are working for European support for their fight for freedom. We give voice to the citizens of Ukraine by organizing together with weekly magazine “Polityka” a series of debates “Voices of Ukraine”. What makes the Ukrainian resistance so effective, and why is the Ukrainian society so resilient? What do the Ukrainians want with regard to the European Union, NATO, and other alliances? What is the reconstruction of the country following the war supposed to look like? We talk to Ukrainian experts, journalists and people of culture.
As we mark the anniversary of the unjust and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine and condemn the continued aggression of the Russian regime, we remain committed to supporting an independent, resilient, secure and sustainable Ukraine.
Do you want to learn more about the projects implemented by our Grantees? Are you interested in initiatives undertaken for the benefit of specific social groups? Do you have a desire to look for inspiration for your own actions?
We encourage you to use our new tool on the website – a project search engine. We are working on it all the time and will improve it on an ongoing basis.
A debate by The Club of Rome, Open Society Foundation, Systemiq and Stefan Batory Foundation about “International System Change Compass. The Global Implications of Achieving the European Green Deal” report laying out the systems change needed for a globally just and sustainable European Green Deal.
Social organizations dealing with various aspects of the elections – including the Batory Foundation – have sent a letter to the OSCE, encouraging it to send a full observation mission to Poland to look not only at events on voting day and during the election campaign, but also at everything that takes place long before it officially begins.
