to outstanding international figures, promoting the values for which “the father of American cavalierly” General Pulaski fought: freedom, justice, and democracy. Since 2006, the prize has been given out in the form of a handmade replica of General Pulaski's sabre, to the following individuals: 2005 – Norman Davies 2006 – Władysław Bartoszewski 2007 – Aleksandr Milinkiewicz 2008 – Lech Wałęsa 2009 – Valdas Adamkus and Aleksandr Kwaśniewski 2010 – Javier Solana 2011 – Bernard Kouchner 2012 – Richard Lugar 2013 – Vaira Vike-Freiberga 2014 – Mikheil Saakashvili 2015 – Carl Bildt and Radosław Sikorski 2016 – Toomas Ilves and Mikhail Khodorkovsky 2017 – Mary Robinson 2018 – Anders Fogh Rasmussen 2019 – Dalia Grybauskaitė and Thorbjørn Jagland 2021 – Alexey Navalny 2022 – The People of Ukraine (collected by Olena Zelenska) Programs Within the structure of the Warsaw Security Forum structure there are three programs: New Security Leaders, WSF Democracy Network and Women in International Security Poland. The New Security Leaders program is a leadership and mentoring program for mid-career, high potential leaders from foreign policy, defence, security, and political fields. Over the course of the program, NSL participants work with the Mentors – world leaders, global thinkers and experts – to discuss and debate the most pressing global security challenges. The WSF Democracy Network is designed to support Casimir Pulaski Foundation's civil society partners to reach out and inform a broader audience of policy-makers, opinion-shapers, scholars and community leaders about the importance of upholding democratic principles in security policy – particularly in times of security crisis. Twenty representatives of the civil society from Belarus, Czechia, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia and Ukraine initiated the project designed to amplify the voice of organisations fighting for the integrity of the democratic process. WIIS Poland was launched in November 2017 during the WSF conference as the newest affiliate of the WIIS Global. The organisation was created within the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and it promotes women in Poland and Eastern Europe, who are invested in the peace processes – peacemaking and peacekeeping – and international security. Partners Down the years the conference has built an extensive network of institutional, program, business and media partners: the German Marshall Fund of the United States, The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation, Wilfried Martens Centre, Open Society Foundation, National Endowment for Democracy, Polish-American Freedom Foundation, Leaders of Change Foundation, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung,