Guests

Milena Adamczewska-Stachura

Laura Adamkiewicz

dr Magdalena Adamowicz

Anna Andrych

dr Anne Applebaum

Magdalena Arendt

Oliwia Aziz

Jakub B. Bączek

Mateusz Banasiuk

Mirosław Bandzera

Wiktoria Baranowska

Maciej Barański

Kornelia Bartoszewicz

Paulina Basta

Łukasz Bejm

Joanna Bekker

Maria Belka

Jarosław Bełdowski

dr Patryk Bender

Edwin Bendyk

Alan Beroud

Artur Białkowski

Daniel Bieganowski

Daniel Bieganowski is a member of the SKILL Revision Committee. For several years, he has been involved in local organizations working for young people and disabled people. Daniel also has two years of international work experience at the National Democratic Institute, where he implemented programs on religious freedom, democracy promotion and youth involvement in politics. Daniel has also been working with politicians for over 6 years to improve the situation in his region.

Marta Bielecka

prof. Adam Bieranowski

Katarzyna Biniaszczyk

Jakub Bińkowski

Paweł Bliźniuk

Marharyta Blyzniuk

Sylwia Błach

Mikołaj Błaszczyk

Katarzyna Błażejewska-Stuhr

Andrzej Bobiński

Magdalena Boczarska

prof. Adam Bodnar

Szymon Bogdanowicz

dr hab. inż. Janusz Bohatkiewicz

dr Michał Bomastyk

dr Michał Boni

Leszek Bonna

Piotr Borys

Katarzyna Bosacka

Oliwia Bosomtwe

Barbara Brodzińska-Mirowska

Łukasz Broniewski

Rafał Bruski

Paula Bruszewska

Michał Brzeziński

Szymon Bujalski

Jerzy Buzek

Grzegorz Bykowski

Piotr Całbecki

prof. Halina Car

Karolina Centkowska

Michał Cessanis

Anna Chaberek

Arkadiusz Chęciński

Dominika Chirek

prof. Agnieszka Chłoń -Domińczak

Małgorzata Chmielewska

Jędrzej Chodziński

Jędrzej Chodziński, CEO of SKILL, has been involved in NGO sector for over 12 years. He has been in board of ESN and Polish Forum of Young Diplomats, and member of AIESEC and EDYN. In 2021 after the first edition of Campus Polska has decided, together with Michał Sandecki who he met there, to open their own NGO. Right now SKILL is a successful NGO that in 2023 organized or co-organized about 20 projects and is planning to organize more in 2024.

prof. Alicja Chybicka

Wojciech Chybowski

Magdalena Cielecka

gen. Mieczysław Cieniuch

Konrad Ciesiołkiewicz

Julia Cydejko

Włodzimierz Czarzasty

Magdalena Czarzyńska-Jachim

Kamil Dąbrowa

Anna Dąbrowska

Adam Dąbrowski

Joanna Dębska

Anna Dela

Andrzej Domański

Leszek Dowgiałło

Magdalena Dropek

Witold Drożdż

Gabi Drzewiecka

Aleksandra Dulkiewicz

Jan Duma

Marcin Duma

prof. Michael Dust

Marcin Dybuk

Zofia Dzik

Maria Ejchart

She currently serves as Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Justice. She is a lawyer specialising in human rights issues and her area of particular interest is the rights of persons deprived of their liberty. Since 2003, at the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, she has coordinated the "Innocence" programme, which monitors cases of miscarriages of justice and supports wrongfully convicted persons. She has prepared reports on the state of human rights in Poland for national and foreign institutions. As an expert, she participated in the work of parliamentary teams. From 2015 to 2023 she was president of the Prof. Zbigniew Hołda Association. She is a co-founder of the civic initiative Free Courts.

dr Magdalena El Ghamari

Joanna Erdman

Kamila Ferenc

dr Bartosz Fiałek

Krzysztof Figlarz

Konrad Fijołek

Paulina Filipowicz

dr Jarosław Flakowski

Maria Frączyk

Barbara Frydrych

Since 2002 associated with museology; between 2010-2013 director of the Museum of the Kłodzko Region, 2013-2016 deputy director of the Museum of the City of Gdynia. Scholarship holder of the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) at the invitation of the US Department of State on the topic of museum management. Since 2016, Director of the Mayor's Office for Culture at the Gdansk City Hall responsible for the implementation of the cultural policy of the City of Gdansk; originator of local government cultural programmes, including the Gdansk Open Laboratories, the Gdansk Collection of Contemporary Art, the Gdansk Publishing Fund, the Intangible Heritage of Gdansk. Member of the nationwide informal local government think-tank 'Coalition of Cities for Culture'.

Łukasz Gabler

Nina Gabryś-Janowska

dr Tomasz Gajderowicz

Janusz Gajowiecki

Kamila Gasiuk - Pihowicz

Piotr Gąstał

Antoni Gaweł

Olgierd Geblewicz

Marcin Giełzak

Krzysztof Gil

Włodzisław Giziński

Misha Glenny

Anna Gnoińska

Natalia Gnoińska

Marta Golbik

Michal Golos

Barbara Gołębiowska

dr Bartosz Gonczarek

Jan Gondek

Jan Gondek is a second-semester student of Public Policy at Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences. His main fields of focus are education policy, youth participation, and personal finance advisory. For the last two years, he has led the High School Council of the City of Prague, where he currently serves as head of the advisory board. He facilitates the creation and initial steps of regional youth councils throughout the Czech Republic. He is currently an ambassador for EDYN Czech Republic.

Ewelina Górecka

Karol Górnowicz

Marcin Gortat

Anna Goryszewska

Małgorzata Gosztyła

mjr dr Anna Grabowska-Siwiec

Aleksandra Graczyk

Photographer, creator of the Mikrolove brand. I have been photographing professionally for 11 years. I graduated from the WFH Sopot School of Photography, which opened my eyes to reportage and street photography. Man has always been the most interesting subject for me, that's why I specialise in photographing couples, emotions and special moments, while I usually say that I ‘photograph feelings’, because they are the most important for me. I like to share my knowledge, which is why I run workshops and consultations for photographers, at all levels.

Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram

prof. Mirosław Grewiński

prof. Tomasz Grodzki

Anna Gromada

Radosław Gruca

Marcin Grygo

Łukasz Grzędzicki

Natalia Grzegorzek

Sebastian  Grzywacz

dr Michał Gulczyński

Michał Gulczyński has a PhD from the Bocconi University in Milan. His research focuses on the gendered aspects of migration, EU policies, education, poverty, voting behaviour and electoral systems. He is a co-founder of the Society to the Benefit of Boys and Men (Stowarzyszenie na rzecz Chłopców i Mężczyzn). He published a report on the gendered problems of men in Poland (“Przemilczane nierówności. O problemach mężczyzn w Polsce”).

Paweł Gulewski

Andrzej Halicki

Georgia Hejduková

Katarzyna Herman

Maja Herman

dr Miłosz Hodun

Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik

Monika Horna-Cieślak

Paulina i Patrycja

Toomas Hendrik Ilves

Krzystof Izdebski

Marcin Jabłoński

Klaudia Jachira

dr Karol Jachymek

Magdalena Jacyna

Wojciech Jagielski

Martyna Jałoszyńska

A Warsaw City Councillor and Chairwoman of the Social Policy and Family Commission, she holds a degree in Polish philology and postgraduate degrees in promotion and advertising, as well as gender studies. Professionally, she coordinates international projects within non-governmental organizations. A feminist activist and educator, she is a member of the Razem party, an ambassador for the Polish branch of the European Democracy Youth Network, and a Vital Voices Global Fellowship recipient. Her political interests and activities primarily focus on social policy, women's rights, the rights of people with disabilities and seniors, and urban accessibility. She is a social assistant to Senator Magdalena Biejat.

Jakub Janas

Monika Janik - Hussakowska

Weronika Jankowska-Tofani.

Piotr Jankowski

Katarzyna Janowska

Michał Jaros

Jacek Jaśkowiak

Ewelina Jaskulska

Agnieszka Jaworska-Martycz

Leszek Jażdżewski

Agnieszka Jekiełek

Jacek Jelonek

Majka Jeżowska

Dariusz Joński

Věra Jourová

Kamila Kadzidłowska

dr hab. Sławomir Kalinowski

Marek Kalita

dr Dorota Kalka

Tomasz Kaniecki

Tomasz is a seasoned professional with almost a decade of experience in international organizations, focusing on European industrial policies. His career includes impactful tenures at the American Chamber of Commerce, the European Parliament, Minister of Foreign Affairs Radek Sikorski and Dentons. A contributor to Forbes, Euronews and an advisor to the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), Tomasz now works as a Director at NOVE, a boutique public affairs firm in Brussels where he advises some of the largest European and US companies. A Polish national, Tomasz holds a Master’s degree in law. From 2016 to 2019, he contributed his insights as a board member of the EPP student association.

Iga Karasińska

Iga is a social change advocate with 8+ years of experience in the non-profit sector. She has a proven track record in designing and implementing social projects, fostering partnerships, and creating compelling content to raise awareness and drive engagement. As an EDYN member and FLEX alumna, Iga is passionate about youth empowerment and democracy. With a background in sociology from the University of Warsaw and ongoing legal studies, she brings a unique perspective to her work.

Zuzanna Karcz

Jakub Karnowski

Tomasz Karolak

Kazimierz Karolczak

dr Mariusz Kaszubowski

Patrycja Kaszyńska

Dominika Kawalerowicz

dr Maciej Kawecki

dr Olga Kazalska

Myrosia Keryk

Lucyna Kicińska

Adam Kiciński

Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska

Marcel Kiełtyka

Marcin Kierwiński

Katarzyna Kierzek-Koperska

Paulina Kieszkowska-Kanpik

Katarzyna Kilarowska

Renata Kim

Marta Klepka

Jarosław Klimaszewski

Klara Klinger

dr Paweł Klonowski

Tomasz Kloskowski

Agata Kobylińska

Jakub Kocjan

Jakub is a PhD student at the Institute of Law Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, a graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw, and the Warsaw School of Economics. He was awarded the Tadeusz Mazowiecki Prize of the President of Warsaw "for pro-democratic and anti-fascist activities, and in particular for the active defense of the independence of the judiciary." Since his post-high school summer in 2017, when he co-organized spontaneous protests in defense of the judiciary, both his professional and academic life have been focused on the rule of law. He is a board member of the Akcja Demokracja Foundation, responsible for fundraising and compliance, and a campaigner for the rule of law.

Tomasz Kolankiewicz

Michał Kołodziejczyk

Jan Komasa

Marek Kondrat

Michał Kontraktowicz

dr Justyna Kopczyńska

Ivan Korčok

Marcin Korolec

Robert Korzeniowski

Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz

Karol Kosiorowski

Kacper Kostrzewa

Wojciech Kostrzewa

Adam Kostrzewski

Bartłomiej Kot

Ola Kot

Katarzyna Kotula

prof. Paweł Kowal

Justyna Kowalczyk-Tekieli

Orestes Kowalski

Aga Kozak

Mariusz Kozak

st. chor. szt. rez. Katarzyna Kozłowska

Krzysztof Krawczyk

mjr rez. Mariusz Krawiec

Łukasz Kropski

Zita Krotká

Zita Krotká serves as a Czech EU Youth Delegate, focusing on mental health and inclusive youth participation. She has presented youth standpoints at a round table with the First Lady of the Czech Republic and collaborates with the Ministries of Health and Education. Zita also contributes to developing the new youth strategy, ensuring young voices are heard in policymaking. With the EU elections, she has presented at high schools about the European Parliament and the opportunities the EU offers.

ppłk rez. Andrzej Kruczyński

Marcin Krupa

Agata Krypczyk

Zuzanna Krzątała

Katarzyna Kubacka-Seweryn

Piotr Kuberka

Oliwer Kubiak

Andrius Kubilius

Andrius Kubilius is a Lithuanian politician currently serving as a Member of the European Parliament. Kubilius was Prime Minister of Lithuania twice, first from 1999 to 2000 and again from 2008 to 2012. A member of the Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats party, he has played a crucial role in Lithuania's European integration. At the European Parliament, Kubilius is a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee as well as the Human Rights Subcommittee. He is also a founder of the informal parliamentary network United4Ukraine.

Dominik Kuc

Anita Kucharska-Dziedzic

Marcin Kuchciński

Joanna Kuciel-Frydryszak

dr Joanna Kufel-Grabowska

Krystian Kulczycki

Dmytro Kułeba

Maja Kuśnierz

Iwona Kutyna

Piotr Kwapisiewicz

dr Jakub Kwaśny

dr Agnieszka Labus

Lukáš Langer

Lukáš Langer, hails from Zlín in the Czech Republic and is currently a second-year law student. Throughout his life, Lukáš has been deeply engaged in student councils and student politics. His journey began at the council of his grammar school, where he played a pivotal role. He then helped establish a regional student council, where he served as president. Lukáš was later elected to the Board of the Czech Secondary Student Union and became the co-speaker of the Republic Forum of the Czech Council of Children and Youth.

Maciej Lasek

Robert Latoś

Andrzej Leder

Michał Leksiński

Maria Lengren

Olga Leonowicz

Izabela Leszczyna

prof. Adam Leszczyński

dr Aleksandra Lewandowska

Kaja Lewandowska

Janusz Lewandowski

Franek Liberek

Franek is a second-year BSc Politics and Economics student at the LSE and the Co-President of the LSE Polish Business Society, who has a great passion for comparative politics and international economics. As a Speakers Officer at the 2024 Polish Economic Forum, Franek has worked alongside influential politicians and world-leading economists. Franek has also interned at the Bank of China and the National Bank of Poland.

Pavel Linzer

For more than 8 years, Pavel has been advocating for the meaningful involvement of young people in decision-making processes at all levels and creating conditions for their full self-realization and development of their potential. He is currently working towards this goal as a Board member of the Czech Council for Children and Youth, a delegate to the European Youth Forum and since the end of his mandate as a Czech UN Youth Delegate in April 2023, he is leading this programme as its coordinator.

Robert Listwan

Michał Litwiniuk

dr Michał Lorbiecki

dr Katarzyna Lubnauer

Paweł Łangowski

Grzegorz Łapanowski

Alicja Łepkowska-Gołaś

Agnieszka Łesiuk-Krajewska

Dorota Łoboda

Joanna Łopat

Roman Łożyński

Łukasz Jacek Łukaszewski

Wiesław Macherzyński

Hanna Machińska

Aldona Machnowska-Góra

Dorota Madej

Marta Magott

dr Konrad Maj

Antonina Majchrzak

Antonina Majchrzak is currently part of the Polish think tank, Forum Energii. As a former youngest councilor of the City of Łódź, she served as the chairwoman of the environmental protection committee. Since 2018, she has been involved in mentoring projects for youth. Former candidate for the Civic Platform to the Polish Parliament (Sejm).

Marta Majchrzak

Agnieszka Majewska

Anna Makówka-Kwapisiewicz

Piotr Malepszak

Marta Malikowska

Kacper Malinowski

Wojciech Marczewski

Wojciech is an alumnus of the University College London and a master’s student at the LSE, studying MSc European and International Public Policy. During the 2024 LSE Polish Economic Forum Wojciech served as the Head of Sponsorship and Finance of the LSE Polish Business Society. Outside academia Wojciech has also worked for ECFR, PISM, and a Deputy Speaker of the Polish Sejm, and has published articles in Onet and Liberté!.

Sanna Marin

Wojciech Martynowicz

st. chor. szt. rez. Paweł Mateńczuk

dr Anna Materska-Sosnowska

Dariusz Mazurkiewicz

Michał Merczyński

Roberta Metsola

Natalia Mielech

Europeanist, lawyer and translator with over 16 years of experience working in the field of EU policies and law. She supports companies and NGOs in public affairs and advocacy activities working with Lukaszewicz & Partners. She shares her passion for the European Union by running the I speak Europe profile on Instagram.

Szymon Migoń

Monika Miller

Vladimir Milov

Vladimir Milov is a Russian opposition politician, publicist, economist, and energy expert. In 1997-2002, Mr. Milov had worked with the Russian Government (Federal Energy Commission and Ministry of Energy), including being a Deputy Energy Minister in 2002. He was the author of concept of breaking up and unbundling Gazprom vetoed by Vladimir Putin. Later, Mr. Milov became one of the major public critics of Vladimir Putin, working closely with late opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, and later - as an advisor to the late Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny. Research Associate at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies in Brussels, Vice President of the Free Russia Foundation (Washington D.C.). Currently based in Vilnius, Lithuania

Dorota Minta

Małgorzata Miś

Aleksander Miszalski

prof. Stanisław Mocek

Magda Mołek

Anna Montasser

Oliwia Myczkowska

Adrian Najczuk

Adrian is a Data Engineer at Ring team. He supports teams working on machine learning projects on early phases of data processing and preparation. Before that, for 10 years, he has been working in numerous companies from retail and e-commerce industries helping these organizations to turn data into knowledge. As a side-hustle he has been a programming teacher for 3 years.

Agnieszka Nalewczyńska

prof. Sergiusz Nawrocki

Dorota Niedziela

Małgorzata Niemczyk

Piotr Niemczyk

Jolanta Niezgodzka

Sławomir Nitras

Johan Norberg

Writer, lecturer and documentary filmmaker born in Sweden. Throughout his career he has published some twenty books, earning glowing reviews from world-renowned intellectuals including Steven Pinker and Matt Ridley, as well as from entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk and Bill Gates. Author of works on global economics and popular science, including the publications “The Capitalist Manifesto. Why the Global Free Market Will Save the World” (2023), “Open – the Story of Human Progress” (2020), and “Progress: Ten Reasons to Look Forward to the Future (2016)”. He holds an MA in the History of Ideas from Stockholm University and collaborates with the Cato Institute in Washington.

Barbara Nowacka

dr Magdalena Nowacka

Adam Nowak

dr Bartłomiej Nowak

ks. dr Arkadiusz Nowak