The activities of these units were very diverse: from activities for the benefit of seniors and youth, through pro-health programmes, a legal counselling programmes, support programmes for families, children and youth, to activities for national and ethnic minorities and intercultural dialogue. Wrocław Centre for Social Development focused on one main goal: to be as close as possible to the needs of inhabitants of Wrocław.
To date, the key activities of the WCRS Intercultural Dialogue Team include supporting intercultural education, counteracting intercultural conflicts and hate speech, supporting processes of mutual integration between the city's inhabitants and newcomers to Wrocław, and thus preventing exclusion and discrimination. It is not possible to achieve these long-term goals alone, and therefore is a need for cooperation and joint action of many actors: both municipal institutions and departments, as well as educators and representatives of non-governmental organisations, employees of schools and communities, and local centres.
The exchange of experiences between the educators took place, e.g. during the annual Intercultural Education Fair (held since 2014). The participants had an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the current offer of non-governmental organisations, as well as hear the voices of invited guests - experts, researchers, and representatives of cultural circles from Poland and other European countries.
In 2021, with a view to the inclusion of the Wrocław residents and migrant communities in the discussions, the formula of the fair has changed. Since then, it was held under the name Dialogopolis - days of dialogue and intercultural education. In the new formula, Dialogopolis was held twice (in 2021 and 2022). Participants, during meetings, discussions, workshop, and artistic actions, jointly sought answers to questions related to the inclusiveness of the everyday language, as well as how to create an open, inviting city that takes into account the needs of residents in the face of the challenge - the constantly changing needs and hopes of the community in Wrocław.