MISsion

Movement For Change is a multi-day festival brimming with activities and insights that unite passion, values, and community.

Climbing and yoga carry immense potential for cultivating a sense of responsibility toward both people and the planet.

Our guests will share inspiring stories of projects where these practices became catalysts for real transformation—bridges and solutions that bring people together and drive meaningful impact.

We will also shine a spotlight on the importance of equal access to outdoor activities and self-care, ensuring that everyone—regardless of background or social status—can share in these benefits.

We look forward to gathering with like-minded individuals who draw energy from movement and the beauty of nature, and to discovering where these days will lead us.

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WHY?

As a yoga teacher with many years of experience, having worked and studied in different parts of the world, I have seen the tremendous potential for positive change that both the practice itself and the community built around it can create. My journey continues to deepen my respect for tradition while teaching me how to share yoga with care and awareness—without appropriation, with humility, and in a spirit of reciprocity and care for the world around us.

As someone deeply connected to climbing and the natural world, I experience the outdoors as a space for transformation. At the same time, I witness the urgent need for climate action, seeing firsthand the impact human activity has on the environment.

It is the intersection of these worlds—practice, nature, and responsibility—and the sense of agency they inspire that gave rise to Movement For Change. It is an initiative and a space for connection that brings together yoga, climbing, outdoor education, and community dialogue, grounded in shared values of environmental responsibility, equity, social justice, and embodied action.

- Justyna Traczyk, Movement For Change founder

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

climbing // yoga // running // community // Patagonia Worn Wear // rewilding // hiking // indigo dye workshop // Camp Spa // live music //

CLIMBING

sociable, beginner-friendly climbing sessions, along with workshops on climbing techniques for cracks, off-widths, and chimneys; the essentials of mountain camping; and guidance on selecting and pursuing your own climbing project

Trail Running for Beginners

An introduction to a world of running that begins where the asphalt ends. Running along forest paths, mountain trails, and natural terrain under the guidance of an experienced long-distance runner.

YOGA

morning somatic yoga, restorative sessions after an active day, evening yin practice, a foundational Ashtanga Yoga course, and specialized Yoga for Climbers”workshops

COMMUNITY

The community is the heart of Movement For Change Camp. It’s a space where people from diverse backgrounds come together, united by a shared desire for movement, change, and conscious living.

A mountain hike with a guide

A mountain trip away from the crowds, in an all-women group, under the care of a local female guide.

NATURAL FABRIC DYEING WORKSHOPS

We’ll immerse T-shirts in plant-based dyes—and ourselves in a creative process. We’ll explore indigo dyeing and learn how to create eco-prints.

Designing Regenerative Culture

During the workshop, we will explore together what regenerative culture is and how it can manifest in everyday life – in our relationship with ourselves, with others, and with nature.

Training: Strength &Mobility

Warm-ups before climbing, a full-body group activation, and complementary training under the guidance of a coach.

CAMP SPA 

Deep Rest Zone. Facial therapy, body massage, and sound healing with experienced practitioners who take a holistic approach to caring for the body.

LECTURES

Storytelling has always been one of the most powerful tools for change. During the talk, we will immerse ourselves in authentic, first-hand stories – those born on the road, in action, and in moments of pushing beyond one’s own limits.

PATAGONIA FREE REPAIRS

Free repairs of outdoor clothing from any brand, along with upcycling workshops where you’ll sew bags and chalk pouches from banners of past Patagonia campaigns.

Ornithotherapy

A forest bathing practice incorporating elements of ornithotherapy. We will use contact with birds and their songs as a natural support for regulating the nervous system and deepening mindfulness.

Meet the team

INSPIRATION speakers

Climbing

YOGA

Outdoor Movement

WORKSHOPS

PHOTO & Video TEAM

CAMP SPA

HOSPITALITY & SOUND

ACCOMODATION

OUR FESTIVAL WILL BE RETURNING TO DOM SOKOLIK, OUR WARM AND WONDERFUL HOST FOR THE FIRST EDITION OF OUR CAMP.

Dom Sokolik is a 150-year-old farmhouse in Trzcińsko, nestled in the beautiful Lower Silesia region of southwestern Poland—close to the borders of Germany and the Czech Republic—at the foot of the Karkonosze Mountains.

This traditional square-layout farmstead sits amid a soothing rural landscape, offering breathtaking views of the twin peaks in the Sokolik Mountains and their distinctive rock formations. The house has been lovingly restored with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to sustainability, emerging as a charming guesthouse surrounded by ten hectares of fields, forests, and hills. Inside, antique rural artifacts blend with industrial elements to create a uniquely inviting atmosphere for rest and relaxation.

Nearby, you’ll find two ponds, a stream, and a river. The grounds also feature a campsite with delightful, tucked-away spots among the trees and peaceful surroundings.

The area boasts beautiful hiking and cycling trails, the Rudawy Landscape Park, and renowned climbing areas such as Rudawy Janowickie and Sokoliki, home to top-quality rock formations.

Accommodation options: ‍ ‍

🛏️ ROOMS FOR 2–6 GUESTS

🚌 camper

⛺️ TENT

FOOD

During Camp, we offer two meals a day: breakfast and a hearty late lunch–dinner, all based on vibrant and creative plant-based cuisine.

The meals will be lovingly prepared by Karolina Smulska, who shares her approach to nourishing others through her Kitchen of the Heart:

“The essence of my cooking lies in local ingredients touched with a hint of the exotic. I draw from the wisdom of Five Element cuisine, infuse it with a deep appreciation for the colors, textures, and flavors gifted by Nature, and season it all with a pinch of intuition. Each dish is finished with a beautifully crafted presentation—an added feast for the senses.”

Bon Appetit!

INVESTMENT

*ALL ACTIVITIES ARE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CLIMBING INSTRUCTOR SUPPORT OR WORKSHOPS, AS WELL AS CAMP SPA SESSIONS

PARTNERS

FAQ

HOW TO GET THERE?

Dom Sokolik is located at the following distances:

•100 km from Wrocław

•40 km from Wałbrzych

•20 km from Jelenia Góra

•3 km from the nearest train station, Janowice Wielkie

DO I NEED CLIMBING EXPERIENCE?

No. Under the guidance of qualified instructors, you’ll take your first steps on the rock, learn about the necessary gear, and receive all the beginner-friendly tips you need.

I ALREADY HAVE CLIMBING EXPERIENCE. DO I STILL NEED AN INSTRUCTOR?

You’re welcome to climb with others at a similar experience level, either in areas where the instructor-led group is climbing or in sectors of your own choosing. You can also count on the company and support of our team—most of them plan to spend their days on the rocks as well.

Feel free to join our specialized workshops covering traditional climbing techniques, including cracks and off-widths (brr!).

At the end of each day, we’ll gather around the table to share experiences and stories.

CAN I PARTICIPATE IF I DON’T PLAN TO CLIMB?

Absolutely. There’s no requirement to join the climbing activities. There are plenty of other attractions to fill your time. 

IS PERSONAL CLIMBING GEAR REQUIRED?

No. We’ll ask about your gear during registration so we can arrange any additional equipment you might need.

Our partners will provide helmets, harnesses, climbing shoes, and belay devices. If you choose to bring your own gear, you'll also have the opportunity to test equipment from Black Diamond, Salewa, and Wild Country. For the trail running workshop, we'll provide the shoes from NNormal.

WHAT ARE THE ADDITIONAL COSTS?

The price does not include CampSpa treatments, climbing sessions with instructors, or insurance for extreme or high-risk sports.

CAN I OPT OUT OF THE MEAL PLAN?

If you’re camping, you aren’t required to join communal meals. Still, we believe that sharing food is a wonderful way to connect—and an important aspect of building community.

If you plan on preparing your own meals, just let us know during registration, and we’ll provide an adjusted price.

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE WEATHER IS BAD?

MFC Camp goes on, rain or shine! Embracing nature’s whims is one of the first—and most valuable—outdoor lessons. We’ve got this!

DO YOU OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS?

Yes. We offer three scholarships at the Camping option with a 50% discount. They’re intended for those who are unemployed or actively involved in an NGO. If you’d like to apply, please indicate your interest in the REGISTRATION FORM

WHAT IS YOUR CANCELLATION POLICY?

Our cancellation policy can be found in the TERMS & CONDITIONS