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Foreigners’ interest in Poland has risen together with the accession of Poland to the European Union. “Strangers” working in hospitals, shops, or at building sites, walking their children to Polish kindergartens and schools, together with a growing number of foreign students and scientific workers at Polish universities validate the questions about the point and aims behind the integration of foreigners with the host society. In order to prepare the Polish society for new reality, constant efforts are needed as well as effective tools to raise the social awareness concerning foreigners and challenges they need to face. One of such effective tools was the social campaign titled “Bo byłem przybyszem...” (“Because I was a stranger...”) realized in the Lublin region by Stowarzyszenie Centrum Wolontariatu (Volunteer Center Association). Its universality and reliance on various media tools made it one of the most effective campaigns in Poland as far as this subject matter is concerned.
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The issue of the migratory crisis was one of the most important ones during the parliamentary campaign in October 2015 in Poland. An overview of the crucial comments and stances of the party leaders, together with the verification of their election results may point towards a strategy, displayed in the public discourse, opposing receiving the refugees in Poland. A sweeping victory of Law and Justice, together with a good result made by KUKIZ’15 suggests that the electorate wants to support the nationalistic attitudes and potentially to protect Poland against a flood of refugees. The political failure of the left-wing parties with no representation in Sejm, was perceived by many experts as a total failure of the multi-cultural policy and openness to refugees.
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