In 2020, together with the NOMADA Association and the Marek Edelman Dialogue Center in Łódź, we organized a webinar on bias-motivated violence. At the same time, we developed educational and outreach activities – Dawid Gurfinkiel, president of the association, led, among other things, a virtual tour of the Reicher Synagogue, highlighting the history and significance of Łódź's Jewish heritage.

We are also involved in social campaigns. Together with the NOMADA Association, we co-created the presence of an anti-racism campaign at the Łódź Public Transport Authority (MPK) – an activity implemented as part of the international project "Collective Power to Incite Change," thanks to the support of the EVZ Foundation. This was also one of the first joint activities of the Łódź Diversity Coalition, which we initiated. As part of this initiative, since 2020, we have been co-organizing the Łódź Diversity Picnic – a cultural event that unites the city's multicultural community.

We also create our own educational tools. One of these is the "HaKoach Primer"—a set of cards in which each letter of the Hebrew alphabet becomes a starting point for a story about Jewish culture. In parallel, we developed online activities, including the "Ask a Jew" livestream series, which opened a space for conversation and questions about identity, tradition, and contemporary life.

In 2021, we launched a project as part of the Active Citizens - National Fund program (financed by the EEA Grants), the aim of which was to develop a municipal participatory policy with the active participation of people representing minorities and migrant groups, in collaboration with social partners and the City of Łódź Office. That same year, we also launched the "PoHoc & Kontakt" project, which supported people affected by the Holocaust living in Łódź.

In response to the outbreak of war in Ukraine in 2022, we engaged in outreach activities, establishing the first psychological support center in Łódź for people with refugee experience. As part of the initiative, we provided regular psychological consultations, responding to the urgent needs of those affected by the crisis.