Dlaczego wójt potrzebuje organizacji społecznych bardziej niż myśli?

In crisis situations, every minute counts, and those closest to you often help. Magda Dobranowska-Wittels, editor-in-chief of the journalism section of the ngo.pl portal, discusses how to build social resilience in small towns and villages, why grassroots initiatives are crucial, and what other conclusions can be drawn from the "Safe Poland Locally" report with its co-author, Tomasz Schimanek, an expert at the Academy for the Development of Philanthropy in Poland. 🟠 WHY IS IT WORTH WATCHING? In this conversation, you'll learn: 👉 What does "social resilience" mean? 👉 Why and how should we "smuggle" resilience themes into the standard activities of social organizations? 👉 Why is it important to know where the doctor lives nearby, who is an electrician, and who has an excavator or a generator? 👉 Why is it worth building coalitions to fight together for a place in the crisis information system? 👉 How can you use the "window of chaos" for local advocacy? You can download the "Safe Poland Locally" report from the Działaj lokalnie website: https://dzialajlokalnie.pl/bezpieczna.... 🟠 GO TO THE SELECTED PART OF THE INTERVIEW 00:00 – 00:32 Welcome and introduction to the conversation about social resilience. 00:33 – 03:17 Safe Poland Locally: Who participated in the nationwide workshop and why? 03:19 – 07:30 Social resilience is a process, not a state. Why do residents themselves build it? 7:31 AM – 10:26 AM Everyday social capital. Why is mobilization only in times of crisis not enough? 10:27 AM – 12:53 PM Everyday civic engagement: What are expected of residents and how to build cooperation between generations? 12:54 PM – 2:55 PM Cooperation across divisions: the biggest challenge for small communities. 2:56 PM – 3:25 PM Information as the foundation of rescue. 3:26 PM – 9:53 PM Trust is more important than power. How do social organizations build threat monitoring networks? 9:54 PM – 11:04 PM Local philanthropy and endowments: How to transparently raise funds for the common good? 9:05 PM – 10:32 PM How to create a neighborhood map of skills and equipment? 10:33 PM – 12:34 PM Defining the common good. Tradition and public space as drivers of integration. 34:24 – 39:26 The Civil Protection Act under scrutiny. Why is the state marginalizing grassroots activity? 39:27 – 41:49 Financial crunch: Billions for hard infrastructure, zero for social resilience. 41:50 – 47:40 Advocacy in times of chaos. How can organizations "get their proposals across" to local governments? 47:41 – 50:35 Where to find support and knowledge? New grant program "Safe Poland Locally," Mapuj Pomoc Network. 🟠 YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN Read other articles about social resilience and security on the ngo.pl portal · https://publicystyka.ngo.pl/kategoria... · https://publicystyka.ngo.pl/kategoria... The "Safe Poland Locally" report is available on the Działaj lokalnie website: https://dzialajlokalnie.pl/bezpieczna.... —- #SPLOTwartości The program is funded by the European Union. The opinions and views expressed are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the funding body can be held responsible for them. ——— JOIN THE NGO.PL COMMUNITY ——— 👉 Check out ngo.pl's educational offerings: https://edu.ngo.pl/ 🟠 ngo.pl portal: https://www.ngo.pl/ 📸 Instagram:   / portalngopl   ✅ Facebook:   / ngopl   🐦 X: https://x.com/ngopl 🌍 LinkedIn:   / ngopl   📧 Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.ngo.pl/newsletter/zapisz-sie