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Humanites Generational Film Club with Roma Gąsiorowska.

Roma Gąsiorowska, ambassador of Two Hours for Family 2020, invites you to participate in this year’s campaign
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Games and games of childhood – Kuba Przygoński

Memories of shared family games and activities are touching and evoke images close to the heart. This time to the memories
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Private: Invitation to the seventh edition of Action Two Hours for the Family

Invitation to the social action Two Hours for the Family. The initiator of the action is the Humanites Foundation, which, together with Employers from all over Poland and the world, inspires and encourages the deepening of relationships with loved ones. Two Hours for the Family – Bringing people together. At home. At work. At school. Let’s be closer to each other 🙂

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Jacek “Mezo” Mejer: Music – a team sport or an individual sport?

Jacek “Mezo” Mejer for 2 Hours For Family answers the question: music – a team sport or an individual sport?

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Employer Best Practices Report 2024

Does working for small companies give you more of a sense of purpose? – Humanites Institute’s latest report: #Wellbeing. Employer Best Practices 2024 which reveals surprising differences!
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Conference: Loneliness, labor market, innovation.

Man and business in the world of AI. Please join us for the conference! Special guest: Ewa Ewart, a recognized and award-winning Polish and international journalist and documentary film director, for many years was associated with the BBC, and currently works for TVN24 and TVN24Bis.

HumanBE 2025 motto contest is settled

We know under what slogan we will celebrate the 14th edition!

 

Big dreams vs. loneliness and security

Meeting with Krzysztof Wielicki for Partners and Companies in the #HumanBE campaign

 

Press Release 2024 #HumanBE, Two Hours for Family, for Humanity

Big Dreams. Human. Jobs and AI.

 

Ideas for Companies – inspiration from the 2023 Action Implementation Competition

Check out what small, medium and large companies have been organizing as part of the HumanBE campaign!

 

Humanites Institute invites Employers to the largest Polish wellbeing campaign for companies and organizations!

register your company, download materials and support building ties in the workplace and at home….

New logo and new illustration!

We are changing for you! New logo and new illustration!

 

HOW TO MAKE A COMPANY MORE FAMILY AND PEOPLE FRIENDLY?

Learn about the best practices of companies involved in the #2h4family #4human campaign organized by the Humanites Institute and participate in our employer contests!

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WINNERS OF THE FAMILY/HUMAN FRIENDLY COMPANY 2023 COMPETITION

An employer for today’s market challenges

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PATERNITY LEAVE AND PATERNITY LEAVE.

Get to know the stories of Marek and Piotrek!

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Ask Me Cards – 2023 edition available

BRAND NEW ASK ME #2023 – THE LATEST EDITION OF CARDS AVAILABLE IN OUR STORE!

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Caps

Requirements:
Hard surface

Time:
As long as the fingers last

Participants:
At least two players

Accessories:
Bottle caps, chalk or stick for drawing a track

Game rules:
Players first draw the track: chalk on the sidewalk or stick on compacted ground. The width of the track depends on the number of participants – the more, the wider the track must be. Mark the start line and finish line. The track can be complicated, full of turns, it can have obstacles from branches, stones, or puddles depending on the imagination and the possibilities of the participants.
The players set the caps on the grid, side by side, and flick the side of the cap sliding forward. They take turns changing and in this way they race to the finish line. Falling out of the track means queue loss. The one whose cap is the first to skip the finish line wins.