The main goal of this project is to publish a book with poems / tales rhyming for the youngest Jewish children. Through stories and poems, children will learn both the spiritual values of Judaism and the history of the Jewish people. The first project will be the publication of a book of poems for children.

Since 2006 the Jewish Association Czulent manages an Educational Project 'Meetings in Polin'. One of the aims of the Association is working in favor of knowledge and dialogue between Jews and Poles, and education with the scope of research on the Jewish culture and tradition – as part of the accomplishment of that goal, a project of school education has been completed.

Czulent's Jewish Movie Club from its very beginning in 2007 has been a space for widening the Jewish perspective and inspiring further exploration into Jewish fields. Our broad understanding of Jewish matters results in the presentation of a wide variety of movies. Film subjects have ranged from identity among Polish Jews to the history of the Diaspora and the Middle East Conflict, and most recently to movies concentrating on gender issues within Jewish culture.

Women connected with Krakow have left their historical legacy of achievement in the form of contemporary electoral rights, the right to study, rights in the workplace and the overturning of restrictive social ideas about gender roles. These women are often ignored—and thus invalidated-- in Polish school textbooks and in guide books to the city of Krakow.

This project is addressed to people of Jewish origin visiting Poland, especially Krakow. The aim is to broaden the perception of the Jewish heritage and the Jewish presence in Poland, beyond the context of the tragic events of the Holocaust.

This project aims to fight against sexism, xenophobia, antisemitism and other forms of discrimination, and increasing gender equality and the rights of both sexes.

The Jewish Literary Salon is an element of cultural life in Krakow's Kazimierz. It has operated successfully since 2006.

The Salon is a place for open discussions of literature and meetings with writers of Jewish origin or authors writing about Jews.

The Remuh Jewish Library was founded in June 2005, and is the only public Jewish library in Krakow and in southern Poland. Since 2005 the Library has been growing mainly due to donations from various institutions and individual donors as well as financial support of foundations and nongovernmental organizations.