TV Trwam

Telewizja Trwam is a Polish television station with an educational, advisory, and religious profile, founded by the Lux Veritatis Foundation and based in Toruń. It has been operating since 2003, and its programs are available via terrestrial and satellite broadcasting, as well as online. The station has studios in Toruń, Warsaw, Lublin, Chicago, and Toronto, highlighting its international reach, particularly among the Polish diaspora. In recent years, Telewizja Trwam has gained popularity by broadcasting a range of programs related to religion, culture, and society, including "Informacje dnia" (Daily News), "Rozmowy niedokończone" (Unfinished Conversations), and shows for children and youth. The station's building in Toruń, located in the Bielany district at 23/35 św. Józefa Street, makes an architectural impression, symbolizing a blend of tradition and modernity. In a cultural context, it is worth mentioning the station's broadcasts of major religious events, such as World Youth Days and charity concerts. Telewizja Trwam is also known for its innovative approach to media, being one of the first stations to start online streaming. Interestingly, the station airs programs produced both in Poland and abroad, and it features special programs dedicated to the Polish community in the USA. Telewizja Trwam actively participates in social life by organizing marches and promoting events related to family and religious life. Its history is intertwined with controversies and debates regarding its status in the media and its funding, underscoring its dynamic role in the Polish media landscape. The station has received various awards for its activities and is considered an important voice in Polish Catholic television.