Gazeta Wyborcza against fascists

As part of the ‘Wyborcza against fascists and nationalists’ project, Gazeta Wyborcza journalists are working on diving into the structure of nationalistic and neo-fascist organizations, many of which operate outside the radar of special services.

They describe inept investigations that end up being concluded with no charges pressed. They reveal neo-fascist connections with politicians.

They look into the influence nationalistic groups have on the educational process and show how nationalists cooperate with the people who oversee schools and schools themselves.

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The abuse of power comes as no surprise. With the “News from Poland” service, Gazeta Wyborcza and Gazeta Wyborcza foundation are joining forces to help those with limited access to media coverage about Poland due to the language barrier. Our goal is to guarantee open access to high quality journalism for expats and English speakers interested in Polish affairs.

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The Ukrainian Media Fund exploring new partnership with the German Marshall Fund 
For the past 15 months, the Ukrainian Media Fund (UMF) has delivered substantial aid to Ukrainian journalists and publishers to help them continue to perform their vital mission under extremely difficult conditions caused by the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Founded by the Nordic media associations, Bonnier News and the Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation in March 2022, the UMF is dedicated to directly supporting journalists and publishers in the war zone. 
Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation Delivers Equipment to Ukrainian Journalists
On March 3, representatives of Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation’s Ukrainian Media Fund traveled to Lviv and Truskavets to deliver powerbanks and special batteries capable of supplying an entire editorial office with electricity. The equipment will be handed out to journalists working on the front lines.
Golden Pen of Freedom awarded to Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation
The 2022 Golden Pen of Freedom, the annual press freedom award of the World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), has been awarded to the Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation for its support of independent media and aid to Ukrainian journalist in the time of Russian invasion.
Activity Report 2019-22
Activities, finances and people of Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation.
Ukrainian Media Fund
In the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the spread of disinformation by the occupant, the Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation and its partners established a Fund for Ukraine dedicated to direct support of journalists and publishers in the war zone.
Investigative Journalism Initiative
We support the free media in guarding the rule of law.
The award commemorates one of the most outstanding Polish photojournalists. A man who documented the reality, the changing world, the most important conflicts in the world. It showed the hell of war and the hardships of everyday life. He was also an excellent observer of Poland in the era of transformation.
Tenderness and Freedom
Social campaign in partnership with Kulczyk Foundation and Wysokie Obcasy.
News from Poland
A special, free section on Wyborcza.pl for foreign media interested in events in Poland and for foreigners staying in Poland.
Re: memory – multimedia local stories
Meeting the concerns about the growing polarization and xenophobic moods in Europe, the Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation joins forces with the Center for Civic Education in the project "Re: memory - multimedia local stories" about the history of the 20th century.
Patronage of the Gazeta Wyborcza digital subscription
Access to reliable content is the basis for young people's social, cultural and intellectual development. Become the founder of the digital subscription Wyborcza.pl and help us develop the next generations of readers.
Democracy in Poland is at stake. The constant violations of human rights make our country hostile for minorities. As Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation we know that there is no freedom without solidarity. Join our cause
In connection with the May elections to the European Parliament, we want to familiarize readers with the subject of the European Union. Show it as a community not only of countries, but above all of its inhabitants.