I'm a cultural animator and researcher, a fundraiser, and an advisor to non-governmental organizations. I'm the foundation's president, trying to keep an eye on everything. My favorite area of work is fundraising and collaborating with partners. Personally, I love eating breakfast and I enthusiastically promote this tradition. And while I could live in dozens of places in the world, most of them are in Lower Silesia, which I absolutely adore.

I am a member of the Foundation's board, responsible for all contracts, schedules, and settlements. For years, I have been professionally involved in office and administrative work in both the private sector and local government and government entities. I am an optimist who seeks smiles and goodness even in the darkest places and situations. Thanks to the Foundation, I have the opportunity to develop, implement ideas, and work with people who share a similar vision of the world to mine.

I am a manager and activist who considers culture and education to be important tools for social change. In recent years, my primary focus has been ecology and the climate crisis. My home in the world is Grunwald in Wrocław, where I primarily carry out my foundation's activities, but I began my work at Ładne Histories with the "Art Lessons" project. Working at the Foundation allows me to pursue my passions among people with whom I share common values and see the world around us in a similar way. Privately, I enjoy cats, cities, poetry, and board games.

Animator, educator, and cultural manager, graduated in sociology, art history, cultural studies, and communication design from the University of Wrocław. She is the main coordinator of the Wrocław Institute of Culture's Microgrants program and the program director of the MIASTOmovie Urban and Architecture Film Festival. Since 2014, she has co-founded the Wrocław Film Foundation. In 2015-2016, she coordinated residency exchange projects conducted in Wrocław and Lower Silesia as part of the AiR Wro Artist-in-Residence Program (European Capital of Culture 2016). She is involved in numerous local community projects of an animating, educational, and culture-forming nature (including "Symposium Wrocław 70/20," "Diagnosis of Wrocław Culture," and "Civic Workshop – Zielony Plac Grunwaldzki OD NOWA"). A supporter of "neighborhood Wrocław," she is open to all types of cross-sectoral collaboration. "Recreationally" is looking for Polish cubes to photograph (Instagram profile @kostka_polska) and the more interesting examples of Wrocław's downtown fillings (which I document on IG @sealing).

Sociologist and social researcher, cultural animator, and educator. Author of texts, scientific, and popularization articles. Since 2012, he has collaborated with the Society for Creative Initiatives "ę" as a researcher, evaluator, and trainer. From 2012 to 2017, he curated social projects at the Wrocław Contemporary Museum (organizing and co-organizing over 300 cultural events – debates, workshops, interdisciplinary projects, exhibitions). Initiator and implementer of the educational projects/series "Open Castle. Culture for and with Dependent Seniors," "Blind Art," "Invisible," and "(In)New Audiences" at the Zamek Cultural Center. His areas of expertise include civic education, audience development, the topics of "invisible disabilities" and "senior dependency," the use of art in education and social practice, and making cultural institutions accessible to people with disabilities. As a researcher, expert, and educator, he has collaborated with, among others, He has collaborated with Creative Europe Desk Polska, the Wrocław Culture Zone, the Malbork Castle Museum, the Poznań City Hall, the Zygmunt Hübner Powszechny Theatre, the National Centre for Culture, the Foundation for the Development of the Education System, and the Impact Foundation. He is a certified facilitator of design processes using the "design thinking" methodology. He is the author of the book "Gay (Non)Masculinities. Gender Norms and the Identity Strategies of Homosexual Men." He is a scholarship holder of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2020). He is an EPALE Ambassador – the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning.

A journalist by profession, she graduated from the University of Wrocław. She is the originator, initiator, and president of the Katarynka Foundation. She is also the creator of audio description for films and theatre. She is also the initiator of the Wrocław Culture and Event Accessibility Standards. She is a member of the Social Council at the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights in Wrocław. She creates new directions for the foundation's activities and invents projects.

She animates and networks cultural institutions in the area of accessibility. She consults on their activities and programs. She is the author of accessibility guides and expert opinions. She provides training in accessibility, serving audiences with disabilities, and audio description. She prioritizes collaboration with other non-governmental organizations. She is a member of the Council for Equal Treatment, appointed by the Mayor of Wrocław, Jacek Sutryk. She was once a radio reporter for the Agora Radio Group. She began her journalistic career at TVN24. She is the mother of Sebastian and Ala. Her family also includes her husband, Grzesiek, and her dog, Kazik. She loves being around people, eating, and talking a lot. Overall, she enjoys life.

She graduated from the University of Wrocław with a degree in Law, completed postgraduate studies in "Managerial Management of EU Projects" at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology, and completed postgraduate studies at the International University of Logistics and Transport "New Public Management." In 2015, she graduated from the Polish-English Youth Trainers School. Since 2011, she has been the Head of the Municipal Centre for Supporting Non-Governmental Organizations at the Świdnica City Hall. She collaborates with institutions and companies implementing projects financed from public and EU funds as a trainer, mentor, promotion, recruitment, and dissemination specialist, coordinator, and manager (these included the following projects: "KARnet 15+ Model of Tri-Sectoral Cooperation," "School of Life," "Modern Office," "Professional Volunteering," "BRIDGE OF GENERATIONS," and "Improving Qualifications of Physiotherapists..."). From 2001 to 2010, she owned the ELEFANT company, which provided consulting services in the areas of civil and tax law, as well as business and management. She has experience in preparing projects co-financed by the EU. As a lecturer, she collaborates with the Social Academy of Sciences in Łódź and the WSB University in Wrocław. She conducts training for local government employees and representatives of non-governmental organizations. She created, implemented, and coordinated the "Municipal Activation Program for the Unemployed in Świdnica" and the "Economic Debut" competition.

I'm a cultural studies scholar with experience in design and publishing. For six years, I've been co-programming the Etiuda&Anima festival in Krakow. I coordinate "Summer in the Backyard" at the foundation. I returned to my hometown of Świdnica after a few years away and want to contribute to creating high-quality cultural offerings. I live with an elderly cat and a hundred plants. I value close relationships, creative endeavors, and happy coincidences. I try to live a simple and enjoyable life.

I live in the Świdnica commune, where I work daily as a social and cultural organizer. I am a trained educator and occupational therapist. I have been working with the Foundation for a year, creating creatively in my studio and leading activities as part of the Summer in the Backyard program. Working with children and young people gives me great joy and satisfaction. I value contact with others, the opportunity to share energy, and creating a safe space for growth. My motto is: "Small steps lead to big changes." In my free time, I discover new places, experiment with crafts, and relax with loved ones.

I live in Świebodzice, but I work more frequently in Świdnica. I'm an occupational therapist by profession. I've been working with the Foundation for five years as a facilitator of Summer in the Backyard and creative workshops. I'm patient, open, and very responsible. I enjoy working with children and people with disabilities, using all forms of art therapy. What I love most is the moments during classes when I can simply stop in the fast-paced world, help, talk, and listen to another person. My motto is: "Usually good doesn't make much noise, usually noise doesn't make much good." In my free time, I enjoy a good book, traveling, walking, and cycling.

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I'm a proud father of two wonderful daughters, a happy husband, and in my free time, a fan of zombies, loud motorcycles, and an amateur cyclist. I never leave home without a hat. Some time ago, I found my place in the world – it's Świdnica, and it's the Świdnica branch of the foundation that I support by coordinating programs. Working there, with these people, and for this community gives me immense satisfaction and fulfillment.

I'm a lover of the mountains and outdoor activities. For years, I've been trying to share my passion with others. At the Foundation, I focus on social tourism, proving that the mountains are for everyone, and that limitations only exist in our minds. A father of two sons, I'm interested in astronomy and quantum physics. I've been involved with the Foundation for three years, when the idea for the project Connecting Us to the Mountains, which we're implementing and developing together with Ładne Histories, first came to me.

I'm a cultural organizer, teacher, and manager. In my free time, I'm a passionate private chef. I specialize in animating small, local, intergenerational, and intercultural communities. I seek opportunities for shared experiences, growth, and building bonds and identity. I introduce the culture of Lower Silesia through conversations, workshops, and culinary tales, drawing on the fascinating, unconventional, and complex identity of Lower Silesians. I'm the author of the book "Tales of the Table: From East to West," a collection of memoirs by displaced people from the Eastern Borderlands who found themselves in "New Poland" after World War II. I'm deeply interested in displaced identity and family archaeology, particularly among Lower Silesians.

Personally, I love traveling to Italy. I read several books at once. I'm a foodie. I express my love through hospitality, interest, and good food. I take photographs. I discover Wrocław and perpetuate in my heart my love for the Bóbr Valley, where I come from.

I worked for 10 years at Santander Bank in the HR department, where I was responsible for employee opinion surveys and matters related to mobbing and discrimination. I'm a mediator who strongly believes in the power of dialogue. Here, I also trained management staff in people management as a trainer. After that time, I like to say I've done my share of corporate work. This was followed by a stint at the OnWater.pl Foundation, where I built an innovative space on the water called Odra Centrum.

Then came parenthood, which has been ongoing since 2020. For me, it's currently my greatest challenge, my greatest opportunity for growth, and my greatest purpose in life. My daughter, Zuza, is a master of mindfulness and my teacher in the here and now.

I conduct tailor-made training courses and workshops. I have collaborated with companies such as EuroCash SA, Mercedes-Benz Grupa Wróbel, and SSAB.

Besides, I have the soul of an artist within me. Years later, I managed to fulfill my dream and completed postgraduate studies in painting. I also had my own occupational therapy program related to ceramics. For me, exposure to art has an extraordinary power.

In 2024, I opened my own cafe, piKawka, with two wonderful people. There, I chat with people and serve them delicious coffee and cake.

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I work in the cultural sector, both creatively and productively. I am a photographer, workshop leader, and project coordinator. I graduated with a degree in Cultural Studies from the University of Wrocław and a degree in Art Mediation from the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. At the Ładne Historie Foundation, part of the Local Activity Center Plac Grunwaldzki OD NOWA, I work as the coordinator of the community center, also responsible for its programming. I also freelance as a photographer documenting cultural and social events, and occasionally lead creative workshops (including in collaboration with the Pan Tadeusz Museum and the Wrocław Film Foundation).

For years, I have been professionally involved with local government institutions and their associations. Throughout my career, I have handled financial matters, application processes, and project settlements. I also derive great joy from soft, educational activities aimed at the youngest residents of Lower Silesia. I am a hiking enthusiast, a running fan, and a lover of reading. I love good music, which soothes the soul and mind. I have been working with the Ładne Historie Foundation since May 2025. You can find me working on the development of a new facility in Wrocław: the All Children's Center, as well as on activities related to the National Respite Tourism Network and partnerships.

I joined the Ładne Historii team to develop fundraising efforts, which aim to secure the funds needed to fulfill the foundation's mission, as well as build relationships with partners. I'm a mother of two boys, and because I enjoy a dynamic life, I'm also a cat and dog mom. I find my happiest in the forest, in the mountains, or gazing at the distant horizon over the sea. I believe that in this place, I can be part of a space where beautiful stories full of empathy and joy are created.

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I'm a social media specialist involved in cultural, educational, and social projects. I've been involved with the Foundation since its inception, primarily focusing on the internet—posting on social media and managing websites. I work at Ładne Histories because I believe that what we do has meaning and brings people joy. In my free time, I watch TV series, play board games, and play with my cats. Mostly my own.

Apparently, I'm a local patriot – I was born, live, and work in Świdnica. A marketing professional, I'm a computer geek by background. I enjoy electronic gadgets, especially those that can produce sounds. I'm responsible for the IT infrastructure at the Foundation. I've been with Ładne Histories from the very beginning, and even a little earlier.

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It was this positive energy that allowed me to join the Ładne Historie Foundation, where I've recently been primarily responsible for administrative matters. I enjoy being a mom every day, and I love plants, baked goods, and board games. I feel like I've found the right place to thrive and meet wonderful people who, with empathy and commitment, do so much good.

A native of Świdnica, she is the mother of two wonderful adult daughters. I am a teacher by profession, a customer service advisor, and an administrative assistant by experience. For years, I worked for the Polish Post Office. I also ran a multi-sector business. I have an easy way of building relationships. Conversations with others have always been close to me and have fueled my actions. Honest, understanding, and empathetic.

Working at the Ładne Historie Foundation gives me the opportunity to combine what I do best – working as an administrative specialist in a group of wonderful, empathetic people who do a lot of good with their actions. In my free time, I enjoy creating various culinary creations, reading good books, solving crossword puzzles, and traveling.

I'm a go-getter with a positive outlook. Personally, I'm interested in history and psychology. In my free time, I love reading and playing sports. I recently joined the Ładne Historie Foundation, where I handle administrative matters. This job gives me the opportunity to develop and gain new experiences. Now I know I'm in the right place.