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Knowledge in non-profits does not only amount to reports and grant applications – it is made of the stories of...
Bartłomiej Polakowski
Bartłomiej Polakowski has been involved in the e-learning industry for more than 15 years. Leader of teams involved in implementing effective solutions in remote education, performance support, gamification, blended learning. Instructional Designer, consultant, lecturer and presenter in the field of new technologies and their application in education. At Amazon, he is responsible for the design and implementation of e-learning solutions and tools.
Bartłomiej Polakowski
Bartłomiej Polakowski has been involved in the e-learning industry for more than 15 years. Leader of teams involved in implementing effective solutions in remote education, performance support, gamification, blended learning. Instructional Designer, consultant, lecturer and presenter in the field of new technologies and their application in education. At Amazon, he is responsible for the design and implementation of e-learning solutions and tools.
Kinga Pańczyszyn-Liśkiewicz
A sociologist by education. For over 8 years, she has been involved in the third sector and previously in the research industry. She was the president of the BNP Paribas Foundation and a member of the Management Board of the Polish Donors Forum. Currently she is responsible for the acquisition of funds for the Projektor Program and co-operates with other organisations in the field of fundraising and business relations. A careful observer and a good organiser, she loves diagnosing, analysing and creating practical strategies. She runs a blog Czule czuję (I Feel the Tender Way)– a space dedicated to learning emotions and building tenderness for oneself and all important things.
Kamil Śliwowski
Digital skills trainer and online course author. He loves to learn by teaching others, researching and experimenting with digital tools to write his blog and newsletter (otwartezasoby.pl). He has been involved in the Creative Commons movement and organization both in Poland and internationally for over a decade. Currently working with NGO’s like Fundacja Rozwoju Społeczeństwa Informacyjnego (the Information Society Development Foundation), Szkoła z Klasą (the School With Class) and Sektor 3.0.
Klaudia Stano
Project manager, trainer and data analyst at the Katalyst Education Foundation, where she has been co-founding the Career Map and Pi-station since 2018. Author of the blog and the jezykdanych.pl newsletter. She teaches analysts and professionals working with data (also in NGOs) how to create clear graphs that support communication and goal achievement. She dreams of developing the competences of data analysis and visualisation among employees of the third sector, so that this area is not reserved only for the largest institutions. Popularises data visualisation in Poland through projects such as Dear Data Poland, #52wykresy2022 and #datastories. Passionate about education, open resources and supporting young people in planning their educational and career paths.
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TikTok has been continuously hitting the headlines in recent weeks....
Rafał Tomański
Journalist, Japanologist, author of books about Japan and both Koreas. He worked in Beijing as a correspondent for the Polish Press Agency (PAP) covering Asia. He has reported on international summits in the region for Polish media, including the G20 in Hangzhou in 2016 and Osaka in 2019, as well as the second Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi in 2019. In 2012, he hosted the "Progr@m" program on TVN CNBC, dedicated to Polish startups.
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In his popular book “The Power of Habit”, Charles Duhigg...
Kamil Śliwowski
Digital skills trainer and online course author. He loves to learn by teaching others, researching and experimenting with digital tools to write his blog and newsletter (otwartezasoby.pl). He has been involved in the Creative Commons movement and organization both in Poland and internationally for over a decade. Currently working with NGO’s like Fundacja Rozwoju Społeczeństwa Informacyjnego (the Information Society Development Foundation), Szkoła z Klasą (the School With Class) and Sektor 3.0.
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Although the first bike rentals were established in the 1960s...
Rafał Tomański
Journalist, Japanologist, author of books about Japan and both Koreas. He worked in Beijing as a correspondent for the Polish Press Agency (PAP) covering Asia. He has reported on international summits in the region for Polish media, including the G20 in Hangzhou in 2016 and Osaka in 2019, as well as the second Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi in 2019. In 2012, he hosted the "Progr@m" program on TVN CNBC, dedicated to Polish startups.
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Recently, it has been difficult to find a subject that...
Filip Żyro
Journalist, content manager, and enthusiast of new technologies. With a keen eye, he observes technological progress and new trends such as the sharing economy, accurately pointing out their impact on human development. He has collaborated with platforms such as Antyweb and Polsat. For the past three years, he has been an editor of the Sektor 3.0 blog and technologie.ngo.pl.
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Over 50 years ago, in 1969, the very first e-mail...
Maciej Dębski
A sociologist of social issues, academic lecturer, social educator, and expert in conducting scientific research. He is also an expert for the Supreme Audit Office, the Ombudsman for Citizen's Rights, and the Founder and President of the "DBAM O MÓJ Z@SIĘG" Foundation. He is the author/co-author of scientific publications on social issues (homelessness, family violence, substance abuse, behavioral addictions) and strategic documents, as well as local programs. He initiated nationwide research on phonoholism and the problem of cyberbullying conducted among 22,000 students and 4,000 teachers. In 2016, he implemented the first social experiment in Europe involving the disconnection of 100 people from all electronic devices (mobile phones, tablets, the internet, online games, Playstation, television) for 72 hours, which ended in a successful research outcome.