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We raise funds to carry out our statutory activities on an ongoing basis, including resocialisation activities in prisons, educational activities in Youth Centres and running the eWKartke.pl blog.
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Executive Board of Fundacja Dom Kultury

 

Executive Board of Fundacja Dom Kultury
Justyna Domasłowska - Szulc, President 
A polonist and theologian by education, cultural animator. Justyna co-founded the Polish Council of Christians and Jews and worked as a volunteer in many non-governmental organisations. She was an assistant to the Chief Rabbi of Poland, Pinchas Menachem Joskowicz. She is also a co-author of a book about his life. Justyna ran an event company, Biuro Królewny Piki. Since 2007, she has been a member of the executive board of Fundacja Dom Kultury. She coordinates projects in the female prison at the Detention Centre Warsaw Grochów. Justyna has been awarded the Silver Badge of the Minister of Justice for her merits in penitentiary work. She received a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage in the programme "Civic Activity" in 2015.

Małgorzata Brus, Vice President
Małgorzata is a graduate of cultural studies at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. She’s a costume designer, culture animator, photographer, and creator of costumes for Valley of Issa, Siekierezada, H.M. Deserters, children's series Miss Wet-Head, Szaleństwa panny Ewy, The Secret of Sagal and the Złotopolscy soap opera. She’s a winner of many photography competitions, including the Golden Aperture in 2010 and 2011. Since 2012, she has been working with Fundacja Dom Kultury as an animator, initiator and coordinator of projects. She runs the prison blog eWKratke. 
Małgorzata also works with the Fryderyk Chopin Institute and the Centre of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko.

Beata Matusiak - Bulak, Member of the Executive Board
Beata is a graduate of the Faculty of Electronics at the Warsaw University of Technology. At the Fundacja Dom Kultury, she runs financial operations and is a GDPR specialist. She’s associated with Toastmasters International, where she pursues her passion - public speaking. She belongs to the Top Careers Toastmasters club and in 2017, she was a member of the Club's Board of Directors - a Director of Administration. 
Privately, she’s an owner of rottweiler dogs, passionate about canine sports, and a fan of swimming and advanced fitness, especially Les Mills programs.

 Ada Szulc, Member of the Board
A Master’s student in Global Refugee Studies within the International Relations programme at Aalborg University in Copenhagen. She holds a BA in Eastern Studies from the University of Warsaw, during which she also studied at the University of Bologna in Bologna. She has gained professional and research experience in international environments – she completed an internship at the Danish NGO HopeNow, which supports victims of human trafficking, and at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Tbilisi. She has conducted research projects on humanitarian work in Sarajevo and on the situation of people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh in Yerevan, combining fieldwork with social and political analysis.
She has been associated with the Dom Kultury Foundation for many years – initially as a volunteer, and currently responsible for social media communication and promotion, as well as co-coordinating international projects implemented within programmes such as Erasmus+ and the International Visegrad Fund. In her work, she combines organisational experience with social sensitivity and a strong interest in migration, human rights, and non-formal education.

Szkoły – opis główny sztuka

We also run art education and creative workshops in schools of all levels in Warsaw and the Mazovia region. In community centres, cultural centres, libraries and parks, our friendly artists introduce children, teenagers and teachers to contemporary art and invite them to creative activities. Works are created from soap, pasta, clay and rubbish. They are sewn, knitted, sculpted and printed. The participants learn new artistic techniques, get inspired by the works of artists and learn to communicate with signs. They tell stories about themselves through art. 

Art- wpis głowny


Art is a tool for communication, integration and social inclusion.
Since 2007, we have been carrying out artistic activities wherever they are needed. We invite the most interesting Polish artists, educators, art curators and people from marginalised and excluded environments to become part of our collaborative projects. Our activities and initiatives reach small towns in the Mazovia region, prisons, refugee centres and educational centres. We work mainly with minorities. 

Więzienia – sztuka

 

In 2011, we started to carry out cultural readaptation activities, i.e. cultural and artistic education, in women's prison in the Detention Centre in Warsaw Grochów. We have been conducting projects in prisons up till now, mostly with the help of volunteers. The result of our work is the eWKratke blog, where people can read texts which are the outcome of our activities. In addition to our regular, long-term work in Grochów, we carry out various projects in other prisons in Poland: Iława, Grudziądz, Potulice, Poznań, Stawiszyn, Toruń, Warsaw Białołęka.

Młodzieżowe Ośrodki Wychowawcze – Sztuka

Since 2016, we have been cooperating with the Orionist Fathers' Youth Education Centre, Youth Education Centre No. 2 and Youth Education Centre No. 3 in Warsaw. We run cultural, artistic and social education classes for both girls and boys from the facilities.