What if responsibility could reshape our planet?
What if our choices today could create a sustainable tomorrow?
Join us for an inspiring panel discussion that brings together thought leaders and community voices to explore how social responsibility can shape a greener, more sustainable world. 🌿
Discover how mindful resource use, forward-thinking education, and ethical development can lead to real, lasting environmental impact. We’ll reflect on the role of individuals, communities, and institutions in protecting our planet for future generations. 🌎✨
🎤 Featured Speakers & Topics:
🔹 Ewa Szulc
“The Future of Natural Resources: Balancing Ecosystem Preservation with Sustainable Development – A Frugal Approach and Good Practices from the FEEL Project”
🔹 Anna Batorczak
“Transformative Education as a Key Enabler for Sustainable Development”
🔹 Zuzanna Pałejko
“The technocratic fallacy of fighting climate change and the importance of discourse”
Whether you’re passionate about the environment or just starting your sustainability journey, this is a space to learn, connect, and be inspired.
🎁 What you’ll gain from this event:
✅ A deeper understanding of social and environmental responsibility
✅ Practical steps toward sustainable living
✅ A renewed sense of hope and community connection
🗓 29.04.2025
🕕18:00
📍Chmielna 26/22, 00-020 Warsaw
🗣 English
🆓 Free Entrance
🍽 Open Buffet
📩 Registration: https://forms.gle/9hZWmitCKsb5AXsn8
Today, we gathered as environmental volunteers, changemakers, and curious minds to explore how social responsibility can power a greener, more sustainable future.
From insightful panel talks on natural resources, transformative education, and climate discourse to meaningful conversations over delicious food—this event was a reminder that change begins with awareness, dialogue, and community.
A big thank you to our inspiring speakers—*Ewa Szulc, **Anna Batorczak, and *Zuzanna Pałejko—for sharing their knowledge, passion, and vision.
Let’s keep the momentum going. Because together, a greener world isn’t just a dream—it’s a responsibility we can share.
