The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
Cinema is closed now
The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
Cinema is closed now
Debate
Feminism: Do women hate men? Public dialogue
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The Museum of Modern Art and the New Community Foundation invite you to the first public dialogue on women's rights in 2026, and the third in the partnership, on what feminism means to us today and the emotions that accompany the struggle for social order.
A public dialogue is a conversation between ordinary people – not experts, artists, or social activists. Ten people with different views will talk about what it means to live together in Poland, where different languages, religions, and traditions are increasingly coming together – without trying to convince others of their views, but rather trying to understand the other side's position.
In addition to the participants who will sit in the middle, there are also 100 seats for the audience in the auditorium – you can follow the conversation and speak up at selected moments during the dialogue. The event will be recorded. Summary of the MSN x FNW dialogue on the threat of war can be found here.
We will talk about what gender equality means to each of us, and what causes concern or opposition. About reactions to the changes taking place and finding a common language in the debate on feminism. We will focus on really listening to each other and learning about the experiences of others with curiosity.
We invite you to participate in the event – registration via the New Community Foundation website is required. The dialogue will take place in the auditorium on the ground floor of the MSN and will last three hours with a break. You can take part in the conversation with ten people or observe it as an audience member on site – select your preferred role in the form. The meeting will be recorded in audio and video form for publication.