On June 2, we invite you to a unique online event dedicated to the contemporary challenges and opportunities associated with the journey to parenthood.

The event, “The Journey to Parenthood: Experts’ Perspectives. Patients’ Voices” will provide a forum for discussion on modern medicine, informed parenthood, and practical support for families facing health and fertility issues.

The event program consists of three parts:

We warmly invite teachers to a unique, free event organized by the Oliedu Foundation: “The Magic of Letters – OliEdu Calligraphy Workshops.”

During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to learn the basics of calligraphy and discover the beauty of handwriting in an inspiring, peaceful atmosphere.

Why should you participate?

It is estimated that rare genetic diseases affect approximately 2–3 million people in Poland!

Given that genetic testing is not yet widespread or universally accessible, the actual number could be significantly higher...

Today, February 28, we celebrate Rare Disease Day. This day aims, among other things, to raise public and medical awareness of the challenges faced by people living with rare diseases.

This is an important date to discuss the need for:

Today marks the 4th anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—four years of pain, suffering, and loss.

In a world of dynamic social change, international tensions, and civilizational challenges, the role played by a civic education foundation takes on special significance. Education today is not merely an add-on to social reality—it is its foundation. It is education that builds awareness, responsibility, and a willingness to act together.

Polish Science Day is celebrated annually on February 19—the birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus.

The year 2026 marks the 553rd anniversary of his birth, making this year’s celebrations particularly symbolic. It was Copernicus—an outstanding astronomer—who revolutionized our understanding of the universe by proving that the Earth orbits the Sun, and not the other way around. His intellectual courage changed the course of scientific history. Polish Science Day is now celebrated as a holiday:

Discussions about partnerships, innovations in education, and international projects are extremely important.

Today’s discussions showed just how valuable collaboration and the exchange of experiences are.

The OliEdu Foundation for Civic Education participated in the inaugural conference of the Erasmus+ InnHub Innovation Center at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków.

The conference served as a forum for discussion among:

On a day like today, Fat Thursday, it’s not just the sweet traditions that matter—but also making wise choices!

Fat Thursday is one of the sweetest days of the year. Doughnuts, angel wings, and other treats tempt us at every turn. After all, tradition, joy, and celebrating together are an important part of our lives. 

It’s also a good time to pause for a moment and reflect on our daily eating habits. 

The beginning of this week was marked by an important and much-needed meeting dedicated to the issue of violence against children and youth.

An event co-organized by the OliEdu Foundation took place at High School No. 2 in the Janusz Korczak School Complex No. 1 in Łańcut, attended by students, parents, educators, and invited guests. Together, we discussed peer violence, cyber threats, and legal and social responsibility.

The central focus of the meeting was a debate during which the following issues, among others, were addressed:

On February 4, World Cancer Day, we are making a special appeal for open dialogue and education regarding cancer treatment.

One topic that remains on the margins of public debate and the healthcare system is oncofertility.

Already during the “Knowledge, Awareness, Life” conference, held on February 12, 2024, at the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in Warsaw, the President of the OliEdu Foundation, Ewa Daros, emphasized the immense importance of education in this area:

A debate on combating peer violence, co-organized by the OliEdu Foundation, will take place on February 9 in Łańcut.

The OliEdu Foundation for Civic Education is fully committed to supporting the educational community in one of today’s most critical areas—combating peer violence and cyberbullying.

We invite you to a debate on this topic, organized in cooperation with High School No. 2 at the Janusz Korczak School Complex No. 1 in Łańcut.