Objectives:
The aim of the article was to examine the trade union activities of women, as reflected in press statements, using the example of the socio-cultural monthly Rodzina Polska (1927–1939), published by the Missionary Congregation of Pallottine Fathers.

Material and methods:
In the publication, a significant section was dedicated to the Ladies’ Section, which highlighted active social movements and women's organizations. These organizations brought together women with similar interests. During meetings, lectures on current social and educational topics were presented. The periodical provided information about the history and activities of these women's organizations, detailing their organizational structure, statutory activities, and program agendas. The article serves as an introduction to the subject. The study primarily employed methods such as case studies, media content analysis, description, and content analysis.

Results:
The social activities of women's organizations featured in Rodzina Polska (1927–1939) were reflected in both national and international engagements. The monthly journal documented specific initiatives undertaken by women, providing descriptions and commendations of their work.

Conclusions:
A comprehensive review of the pages of Rodzina Polska indicates that the journal's editorial team documented the activities of both Polish and international women's organizations. Among the domestic associations, the National Organization of Women was prominently featured, while on the international front, the International Council of Women was highlighted. Although domestic associations were numerically dominant, the journal did not exclusively focus on Catholic organizations; instead, it emphasized the value-driven programs these organizations supported.