Polish parishes, clubs and diaspora groups exist almost everywhere Poles settled. Here's how to find yours.
Polish-language Masses, community halls and cultural centres, from the Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) in London to the Polish parishes of Chicago and Toronto.
Szkoły sobotnie teach Polish language, history and tradition to children born abroad. A directory is planned.
Zespoły: ensembles dancing the krakowiak, oberek and polonaise in regional costume.
Polish scouting (harcerstwo) has a long tradition abroad and is often the first Polish community young people meet.
Associations remembering Polish airmen, soldiers and refugees of the Second World War, and the Poles who built communities after 1945.
Networks for those who moved after 2004, from nurses and builders to IT specialists and entrepreneurs.
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The village, the journey, the first job abroad. Tell us how your family's story began.
Wigilia in Chicago, a pączki queue in Glasgow, a Saturday school in Dublin. How do you keep it alive?
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