Two people sitting in armchairs. One speaks into a microphone. In the background is a sign reading "University of Interesting People."

Five people standing, with a banner of the Równika Praw Foundation, Wrocław University of Science and Technology and Równa PWR in the background

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Our mission

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In our work, we prioritise education and changing social awareness. We strive to be empathetic toward others and help implement "best practices."

in working and educational environments.

From the very beginning of our existence, we have focused on educational activities,

and we also respond ad hoc as part of specific aid actions.

We are currently developing cooperation with individual clients such as:

and corporate entities as part of consulting and offering our services.

An important aspect is the creation of an equal support network - which aims to mutually promote and support all people and organizations

and companies involved in aid activities, but also distinguished by their equality and inclusive approach.

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Statistics

10%

It is estimated that 10-15% of Poles exhibit neuroatypical traits, which constitutes a significant portion of the population. Despite this, the education and healthcare systems

in Poland does not provide adequate support for neuroatypical people.

Lack of access to specialized therapies and tailored solutions leads to marginalization and deepens social exclusion of this group.

33%

Domestic and sexual violence affects one in three women in Poland. The hidden scale of the phenomenon is much greater, as many victims do not report it to institutions.

This invisible epidemic is devastating family lives and leaving lasting scars on women's mental and physical health.

60%

Up to 60% of sexual minorities experience discrimination

in workplaces, schools, and public spaces. These data reveal deeply ingrained prejudices that lead to social isolation and limit access to equal opportunities and services.

70%

As many as 70% of victims of violence do not receive the comprehensive support needed to overcome trauma. Lack of access to psychological and medical assistance

and legal issues leave thousands of people without support, forced to cope on their own with the long-term effects of violence.