Poles with Ukraine, but against Ukrainians

The publication serves as a kind of safety valve, allowing people to release at least some of the fears associated with the presence of refugees from Ukraine. Fatigue from helping, problems with rising housing prices and access to public services, surging inflation, the effects of the pandemic, and the proximity of war all significantly affect mental well-being in Poland. The hostility toward people from Ukraine is not a result of xenophobia, but rather of the state failing to function as it should. The report underscores the need to restore a sense of security in society. It also includes forecasts regarding the exploitation of the refugee situation.