26.05.2024 History

Conference dedicated to women who cooperated with Janusz Korczak on his pedagogical path

Conference dedicated to Stefania Wilczyńska, Maria Falska and Maria Grzegorzewska - women who cooperated with Janusz Korczak on his pedagogical path

We cordially invite you to participate in a conference dedicated to women who collaborated with Janusz Korczak that will be held in Kfar Hanoar Hadassah Neurim. 

During the event, speakers from Israel and Poland will give lectures devoted to Stefania Wilczyńska, Maria Falska and Maria Grzegorzewska and will familiarize the audience with the life and achievements of those outstanding individuals. 

The event will be held thanks to the cooperation of the Korczak Education Center in Israel, Kfar Hanoar Hadassah Neurim, the Galila Foundation, the Association of Polish-Israeli Cultural Cooperation, the Ghetto Fighters Museum, the University of Maria Grzegorzewska in Warsaw and the Polish Institute in Tel Aviv. 

 

May 26 (Sunday), Kfar Hanoar Hadassah Neurim 

The seminar will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. 

Seminar program  

 

Admission 50 NIS, limited number of seats! 

More information and registration:  tel. 0544787869 (Yael) 

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