MISSION
Advocating for the interests of the Polish Diaspora in Ireland and promoting and supporting its engagement in Irish society.
VISION
The Polish Diaspora in Ireland is influential and integrated on cultural and civic levels, and its interests are secured.
VALUES
Equality, respect for diversity, social integration, democracy, respect, cooperation, respect for cultural diversity, and civic activity.
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KINOPOLIS Polish Film Festival in Dublin, IFI, 6-9th of November 2014
KINOPOLIS, the longest-running and largest Polish Film Festival in Ireland, returns to the Irish Film Institute (IFI) for its 9th edition with some of the best and most recent Polish film productions. The Festival will run from 6-9th November 2014 and will present 4...
The Jury in Thank You Ireland Photo competition announced!
The judging process is carried out by a panel of independent judges. We are proud to announce that the judging panel for Thank You Ireland Photo Competition includes number of extraordinary people, with renowned Agata Stoinska as a chairperson. Marek Biegalski is a...
25 years of democratic Poland from the Irish perspective – talk with discussion in Polish House.
25 years of democratic Poland – a talk with discussion. Special guest – Dr Jacqueline Hayden. Irish Polish Society invites to Polish House on Sunday, 8th June, 5pm. There will be a talk with discussion. They expect to hear about Dr Hayden’s unique remarkable...
New Communities can determine elections
6 European Parliament and 7 local election candidates will field questions around integration, diversity and migration at the ‘New Communities in the Elections’ event 28th April ‘14, at 6pm in the Gresham Hotel in Dublin. Event organiser, Peter Szlovak of The...
UCD and Forum Polonia’s report “Inclusive Politics for a Diverse Republic”
Political Parties ignoring immigrants because they think they are unlikely to vote in local elections Report: Inclusive Politics for a Diverse Republic The perception among political parties that immigrants are unlikely to vote in the upcoming local government...
GO to VOTE – Conference in Dublin
The conference entitled GO to VOTE - Mobilising the Migrant Community to Vote will be held at the European Parliament Dublin, 43 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, on Saturday 15th March from 10:00 am to 3.00pm. The Objective of the seminar is to facilitate and develop...
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