Tut.

Tut. is an abbreviation of the word "tutejszy," meaning a person from this place, which is unnamed but refers to the area of today's Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Latvia. Despite being divided by borders, it is a space of cultural community shaped by history, traditions, and customs. Today, as united Europe defends its values, it is even more important to cross these borders and create a new universal language for this unnamed community. Tut. was created for this purpose - an organization that aims to conduct dialogue and create conditions for its deepening. The main area of Tut's activity is culture, especially contemporary art, a field of unrestricted exploration and experimentation. This is supported by engagement in science and education through initiating joint research and development projects within our cultural community and supporting young talents. Tut. aims to make a real impact on integration around democratic values in our part of Europe. An essential element of Tut. is educational activity because without it, without supporting the development of young and aspiring people, we cannot build a better future for all of us. Tut. is rooted in modern philanthropy methods, engaging in social activities on various levels, combining culture, education, and the environments that wish to support them, valuing solidarity, tolerance, and cooperation.