"No Profit on Pandemic" Initiative
At the turn of 2020 and 2021, the Naprzód Foundation joined the European "No Profit on Pandemic" initiative, within the framework of the European Citizens' Initiative.
Its goal was to ensure universal and equitable access to vaccines and other COVID-19-related technologies, as well as to limit barriers posed by patents and intellectual property rights. The campaign was part of a broader European mobilisation advocating for medical treatments to be made available as a public good.
The Naprzód Foundation was the first organisation from Poland to join this campaign. Supporting organisations included Akcja Socjalistyczna, Stowarzyszenie Spójnik and Związkowa Alternatywa, as well as the Razem party and the Greens.
"Keep Rosa Luxemburg's Birthplace Plaque" Petition
In March 2018, the Naprzód Foundation became involved in defending a plaque commemorating the birthplace of Rosa Luxemburg in Zamość. Following the plaque's removal from the building at 37 Staszica Street, the Foundation—together with the "Red and Red-and-Black History" campaign—launched a petition demanding its reinstatement. The initiative was also supported by the Social Forum for the Exchange of Ideas.
The organizers emphasized Rosa Luxemburg’s international significance as an activist and theorist of the labour movement, as well as her enduring place in the history of Zamość, and called upon city authorities to reinstall the plaque at the site associated with her birth.
The campaign took on an international dimension, ultimately gathering over 7,000 verified signatures. The issue of the plaque's removal sparked a broader debate regarding historical memory, decommunization policies, and the commemoration of figures associated with the history of the labour movement.