Urban culture and the housing situation in Warsaw from the perspective of foreigners living here

The Goethe-Institut in Warsaw and the Multicultural Center invite you to a unique open conversation about everyday life in the capital, seen through the eyes of people who have come here from other countries. As Warsaw continues to grow dynamically, we want to examine how foreigners perceive the city’s culture, housing conditions, safety, and integration.

• The discussion will be moderated by Sylwia Chutnik and will feature:
• Jose Luis Guzman Torrez from Bolivia
• Erika Bezetsna from Ukraine and Georgia
• David Camacho Largo from Mexico
• Marcel Noparlik from Germany
• Katarzyna Bartosik from the Multicultural Center in Warsaw

Languages: Polish and English – simultaneous interpretation will be provided by the organizers.

The event is organized as part of the European project CLAD – Citizens and Libraries Against Disinformation. More information

Photo: Eugen Korda © Goethe-Institut

Urban culture and the housing situation in Warsaw from the perspective of foreigners living here.

• The Goethe-Institut in Warsaw and the Multicultural Center invite you to a unique open conversation about everyday life in the capital, seen through the eyes of people who have moved here from other countries. Given Warsaw’s dynamic development, we want to shed light on how foreigners perceive urban culture, housing conditions, safety, and integration.
• The discussion will be moderated by Sylwia Chutnik. Participants will include:
• Jose Luis Guzman Torrez from Bolivia
• Erika Bezetsna from Ukraine and Georgia
• David Camacho Largo from Mexico
• Marcel Noparlik from Germany
• Katarzyna Bartosik from the Multicultural Center in Warsaw

Languages: Polish and English – the organizers will provide simultaneous interpretation.

The event is part of the European project CLAD – Citizens & Libraries Against Disinformation, which gives citizens in Slovakia and Portugal tools to recognize disinformation.