
We bring residents, experts, and partners together around the questions that decide quality of life in Poznań.

We want residents to have easier access to a public conversation about the city, to reliable information, and to clear paths for action.
Poznań Jutra works in public and works in practice: we collect ideas, run meetings, marshal arguments, and help take topics from diagnosis to a decision or a project.

Founder of Stowarzyszenie Poznań Jutra and a local-government practitioner deeply involved in city affairs. He has invited people who want to talk about Poznań's development across the usual divisions.
The association is meant to be a place to work on solutions: open to residents, experts, civic organisations, universities, and local partners.
The Board works as a team. Each member is responsible for a specific area of the Association's work — from programme and finance to communications, social affairs, and operational coordination.
Biographical notes for Board and Audit Committee members are currently available in Polish only.
The Audit Committee oversees the Board's work in accordance with the Association's statute. It operates independently and reports to the General Meeting of Members.
We focus on activities that residents can see, check, and shape with us.
We organise meetings where residents can raise needs, ask questions, and test ideas with others.
We collect data, opinions, and examples from other cities, then translate them into concrete proposals for Poznań.
We help turn grassroots ideas into action: from the first conversation to partners, schedule, and communications.
Want to help with events, the city programme, or a local initiative? Start with a conversation or a submission.
We translate municipal processes into plain language and encourage informed participation in public decisions.
We look for solutions that have worked in other cities and assess what can responsibly be brought to Poznań.
We support work close to where people live: in neighbourhoods, schools, organisations, and neighbourly groups.