Head of the Specialist Support Center for Victims of Domestic Violence in Opole, for over 5 years she has been cooperating with HumanDoc, conducting training on the international arena in the field of mechanisms of domestic violence and its prevention. She trained, among others policemen, teachers, 112 line operators as well as psychologists and social workers from other countries (including Poland, Georgia or now Uzbekistan). She participates in the work on developing substantive materials on the mechanisms of domestic violence. For 10 years she led the Interdisciplinary Team in the Opole City Council in the field of counteracting domestic violence.

Psychologist at the Specialist Support Center for Victims of Domestic Violence in Opole. She conducts therapy for adults, adolescents, and children experiencing violence, witnesses of violence, and educational consultations for parents. It implements correctional and educational programs for people using violence and psychological and therapeutic programs for people who cannot cope with aggression. She has been cooperating with HumanDoc for 3 years. During the lockdown in 2020, together with HumanDoc, she conducted pro bono training for several psychologists in the country in responding to domestic violence during isolation.

Post-doctoral degree in the humanities in the field of political science. From October 1, 2016 – Deputy Director of the Institute of International Relations, the University of Warsaw for Didactics. Scientifically she deals with forced migrations (refugees and IDPs), broadly understood issues of development cooperation, Transitional Justice and Dealing with the Past, international intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations. For years, she has been substantively supporting the HumanDOC International Documentary Film Festival by preparing and moderating expert discussion panels.

Professor at the University of Opole in the field of political science; head of the Laboratory of Analyzes and Expertise of the Institute of Political Science, UO. He deals with the theory of politics (especially the issue of politics), relations between politics and culture (especially art, popular culture and cyberculture, global education) and the problems of democracy in the countries of the global South. He supports HumanDoc in the implementation of global education projects.

Assistant at the Institute of Political Science at the University of Opole and a PhD student in the field of political science. She is interested in the interactions arising within the network of connections between technology, politics and society. A scholarship holder of the Polish-U.S. Fulbright Commission. She conducts research related to city management and governance in an era of increasing urban population and declining resources at the University of California, Berkeley. Supports HumanDoc in the implementation of global education projects.

Involved in work with the deaf and blind community as a psychologist, specialist in rehabilitation equipment since 2009. As a job trainer for deaf-blind people in the supported employment model, she looked for a job with deaf-blind people and adapted workplaces at employers to the visual and auditory needs of OGN. Guide translator for deaf-blind people, trainer instructor for translator guides. She conducted training for volunteers, students, university staff, local government officials, students, and preschoolers in the field of sensitivity and savior vivre in contact with a deaf-blind person and the basics of supporting OGN. Visual and tactile sign language interpreter for deaf and blind people. She participated in the creation of the Georgian version of the Lorma alphabet.