Fabryka Równości

Equality education is activism for human rights

Equality education is grounded in dignity, freedom, and equality for everyone - the fundamental values of human rights. It shows how prejudice, discrimination, and inequality are not just social problems but violations of individual rights. Through it, we learn to recognize injustice and respond to it, building a more just and inclusive society.

Education is more than passing on knowledge - it's a tool for social change that gives voice to people who have gone unheard for too long. That's why equality education is urgent: it's a space where everyone can feel that their identity matters and that they have the right to be themselves.

“We cannot succeed when half of us are held back.”
— Malala Yousafzai

What we offer

We run workshops, webinars, and talks tailored to different groups - from young people to adults, from schools to public institutions and businesses. Here are a few example topics.

History of the LGBTQ+ movement in Poland and worldwide

Where do today's equality movements and symbols like the rainbow flag come from? Why was Stonewall a turning point?

Queerness in pop culture

How LGBTQ+ people are portrayed in film, TV, and music - from classics to contemporary productions.

"I don't mind, but..."

Where do stereotypes and unconscious bias come from, and how do they actually shape our everyday choices?

LGBTQ - identity or ideology?

Where do myths about "LGBT ideology" come from, and what's actually behind these slogans?

These are just examples. Our workshops are tailored to your needs - email us at poczta@rownasie.org

Equality education workshop
© fot. Michał Ciem 2018

Living Library

The Living Library (Human Library) is a powerful form of anti-discrimination education where, instead of books, you "borrow" people - individuals who share their lived experience as part of a group affected by stereotypes and exclusion. Fabryka Równości has co-organized the Living Library in Łódź for years and belongs to the Polish Living Library Network.

Equality education workshop
© fot. Michał Ciem 2018