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I work as an assistant professor at Civitas University, where I head the Centre for Research on Social and Economic Risks. My work covers social influence, manipulation, radicalisation and extremism. I combine an academic perspective with therapeutic and educational practice. I run training sessions and workshops that help people better understand mechanisms of social influence, group behaviour and contemporary social risks.

Uniwersytet WSB Merito w Gdańsku
A specialist in child and adolescent psychology and developmental psychology, with degrees in psychology and clinical psychology, and a psychosexologist. She works in Solution Focused Brief Therapy and has completed intensive Nonviolent Communication training. She is a member of the Polish Psychological Association and an academic teacher. She has served as deputy head of both public and non-public primary schools. She provides psychological consultations for children, young people and parents, and delivers workshops, lectures and training. She also popularises psychological knowledge. Her articles have appeared on wysokieobcasy.pl and in academic and professional publications. She has appeared in several episodes of the PSYCHE Radio Zet podcast and provides expert commentary to local and national media. She speaks at conferences and takes part in debates on the mental health of children and young people, and is involved in projects dedicated to this area.

 He currently heads the Department of International Cooperation and Human Rights at the Ministry of Justice.

Lecturer at WSB Merito University and doctoral candidate at the Doctoral School of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw in the field of social communication and media. She teaches leadership and human resources management, including managerial skills, team leadership, business ethics and project management. At the same time, she has more than 25 years of business experience. She specialises in designing and implementing organisational development strategies, building systems that support employee potential, and managing change in complex institutional environments. As a coach, mentor and facilitator, she works at the intersection of individual development and team dynamics, strengthening decision-making and communication skills. She is an AI in education ambassador and holds certifications in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at EQF levels 4 to 6. She was the Polish Public Speaking Champion in 2018, a title awarded by Toastmasters International.

Psychologist, journalist and editor, and expert on the MLODE GLOWY. Openly about mental health project. She also studied sociology and completed courses in supporting parents and CBT psychotherapy for children and adolescents. She writes articles and books for parents, including Kochaj i pozwol na bunt. Jak towarzyszyc nastolatkom w dorastaniu. She contributes to Wysokie Obcasy, Newsweek Psychologia Dziecka and Newsweek Psychologia Nastolatka. She also writes stories for children for the monthly magazine Swierszczyk and creates psychoeducational stories.

An expert with eight years of experience in cybersecurity and media education. She develops and coordinates initiatives that help children and young people use the internet safely and consciously. She combines experience in large educational projects with practical work with young people. In her workshops, she focuses on turning cybersecurity knowledge into concrete skills that are useful in everyday life. She coordinates national and international educational projects, including activities connected with Safer Internet Day, the Safer Internet Conference and the Plik i Folder project. In her work with young people, she prioritises practice, engaging exercises and open discussion about what the digital world really looks like from their perspective.

Founder and co-founder of the KODO Foundation, which promotes emotional education and digital wellbeing. She owns a personal data protection consultancy and is an expert in information protection and data security. For more than seven years, she has trained teachers, parents and young people in responsible use of technology. She works with UKEN and IF PAN, combining her knowledge and interest in sociology and neurobiology with a mission to build a culture of responsibility in the digital world.

For nearly seven years, she worked with non-governmental organisations and provided legal oversight of their activities. Her interests focus on the human factor, the influence of psychological mechanisms on behaviour, and the historical conditions shaping social attitudes. Her work covers disinformation concerning the European Union and migration, as well as techniques and mechanisms used to spread false narratives. She pays particular attention to the impact of disinformation on social behaviour and decision-making.

Her work focuses on multimodal analysis of fake and deepfake materials. By examining audio tracks, content and visual layers, she develops algorithms that support the work of disinformation analysts. Alicja is also a doctoral candidate at AGH University in Krakow, a speaker at numerous industry and academic conferences, and a science communicator.

A graduate in computer science and law who also completed cybersecurity management studies at Kozminski University. He is responsible for the security of key digital systems in a public institution, where he develops strategic protection procedures, manages risk and leads technical teams in crisis situations.

He combines technological expertise with legal and social perspectives, showing that cybersecurity is not only about algorithms, networks and systems, but above all about people and their everyday decisions. He understands the digital environment and its risks, while believing that effective protection begins with cooperation, trust and a well-prepared team. His principle is that in cybersecurity, just as in life, no one should be left alone in a difficult situation.

A graduate of the Institute of Sociology at the University of Warsaw, the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Gdansk, and the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. He is currently a member of the Youth Pedagogy Team operating within the Committee on Pedagogical Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, and of the working group Between Participation and Exclusion. He also regularly leads sociotherapeutic classes at a secondary school in Warsaw.

Author of the Architecture of Women's Transformation model, the book Wild Woman and the guide Language of Hidden Abuse: Through the Eyes of a Survivor, which is currently being prepared for publication. She is one of the first female voices in Poland to combine the world of finance with lived experience of domestic abuse and was featured in Forbes Women (1/2026). Formerly a finance director and investment banker, she now works in renewable energy. She provides mentoring, consulting and talks on the mechanisms of domestic abuse and women's transformation. On LinkedIn, she publishes the newsletter Kobieca Moc w Akcji.

For more than a decade, I have looked for weak points where everyone else assumes things are secure. Professionally, I manage technology risk in a bank, which means asking every day what might go wrong before it actually does. When I became a mother, I realised that my role had changed: a child's safety is not only about cables, passwords and restrictions, but also emotions, behaviour and psychology. That is why I now combine IT with cyberpsychology. As a Cyber Ambassador and mentor with the IT Girls Foundation, I teach new technologies to every age group, from preschool children to teenagers, and I help parents become digital guides rather than screen guards. I created Cyber Wilczycy, an educational project that explains mechanisms instead of relying on lists of prohibitions and helps parents build confidence in their children's digital world.

I hold a doctorate in social sciences in security studies and specialise in hybrid warfare, international terrorism and information warfare. I am Director of the Centre for Terrorism Studies at Civitas University and an expert in security and information analysis. I also work on disinformation, manipulation and contemporary information threats. Through my educational work, I promote security awareness and teach people to use information consciously.

One of Poland's most recognisable experts on countering hate speech, online hate and verbal abuse in schools, public life, media and business. A philosopher and ethicist, she completed a three-year doctoral programme at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw. She combines academic knowledge, extensive professional experience and her personal story to speak about hate, empathy, responsibility for words and respectful relationships in an authentic and engaging way. She created the nationwide social campaign Nie hejtuje - motywuje, which has reached nearly 50,000 students as well as hundreds of companies, institutions and organisations across Poland. Through meetings, workshops, lectures and educational initiatives, she shows how to counter verbal abuse, respond to hate and build a culture of communication based on empathy and mutual respect. She is the author of the books Hejt bez filtra and Sila pozytywnego nastawienia. Jak skutecznie radzic sobie z hejtem i wzmocnic poczucie wlasnej wartosci, combining reflection on contemporary social issues with practical tools for resilience, self-esteem and responsible communication. A TEDx speaker, she regularly appears at business and social conferences in Poland and abroad. She also lectures at Jakub B. Baczka's Academy of Mental Trainers and is regularly invited by radio and television programmes as a media expert on hate speech, verbal abuse, empathy and responsible communication.

An expert in designing and delivering social projects, a trainer, and a co-creator of teaching materials and educational programmes for young people, adults and public institutions. For years, she has developed and coordinated educational projects that combine social issues with digital technologies, creating training materials and running workshops on social skills, digital skills and conscious use of new technologies. She helps people understand how social media works, how technology affects attention and wellbeing, and how to build healthier digital habits.

An expert in organised and criminal crime, terrorism and criminal terror. He specialises in criminology, forensic science and emergency and crisis management. His research and expert work focuses on identifying and assessing threats, recognising behavioural indicators of criminal activity and analysing the reliability of testimony. He also works on practical approaches to responding in situations involving danger and violence. He is Deputy Director of the Centre for Terrorism Studies at Civitas University and supervisor of the Student Criminology Research Group. He previously served in the Warsaw Metropolitan Police unit for combating criminal terrorism and homicide, as well as in the special services. He also worked as a chief specialist in the Counter-Terrorism Threats Division of the Public Security Department at the Ministry of the Interior and Administration. He co-authored the first Presidential Strategic National Security Review and the White Book on National Security of the Republic of Poland, and is a member of the expert team of the Dowod Niewinnosci Foundation.

Attorney-at-law, university lecturer and podcaster. He specialises in criminal and administrative law and has professional experience in courts, the prosecution service and a law firm. He lectures at WSB Merito Szczecin and WSAP in Szczecin, where he teaches legal and AI-related subjects. Privately, he is an enthusiast and advocate of a healthy approach to artificial intelligence, an active member of the ON.AI association, and the creator and host of the social and cultural podcast Szklanka do polowy pelna and the true-crime podcast Mistrz i Uczen.

Psychologist, sexologist and psychotherapist working in solution-focused therapy and currently pursuing certification in an integrative approach, as well as a sexuality educator. She lectures at SWPS University in Poznan and is an expert with the SEXED.PL Foundation. In her therapeutic and educational work, she focuses on psychosexual health, relationships, intimacy, boundaries and the diversity of human sexuality. She combines psychological, sexological and social perspectives, drawing attention to the impact of shame, stereotypes and social expectations on wellbeing and sexual life.

Doctor of humanities in ethics, graduate in philosophy, specialising in logic, and sociology, specialising in applied social sciences, at the University of Warsaw. An academic, lecturer and two-time TEDx speaker, she also spoke at IMPACT'26 and promotes high ethical standards in research and business applications of artificial intelligence. She leads a research team working on an AI assistant and is a member of a research centre focused on implementing artificial intelligence in education and management. As an assistant professor at WSB Merito University in Warsaw, she applies philosophical and sociological theories in teaching practice. Since March 2024, she has been a member of the AI working group GRAI at the Ministry of Digital Affairs and currently serves as acting leader of the AI, law and democracy section. She was named one of the ten most influential women in data science in Poland in 2024 and recognised as a Strong Woman in IT in a global report in 2025. In her free time, she runs or plays golf.

Since 2018, she has been involved in initiatives supporting the digital safety of children and young people, including the development of educational programmes and materials for schools, teachers and parents, as well as social campaigns. She specialises in problematic internet and digital device use and the impact of social media on children and adolescents.

Expert on Chinese influence operations, including the use of AI and influencers in propaganda and disinformation.

Expert in the Team Europe Direct network at the Representation of the European Commission in Poland. His academic work focuses on European politics, political communication and disinformation, and he researches elections and political representation in Poland and the European Union. He is a graduate of the Human Rights School of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. For years, he has delivered workshops and lectures on disinformation, digital resilience and the European Union.

Passionate about people and digital transformation, she has worked in technology and cybersecurity for more than 24 years. As Deputy Director of the Cybersecurity Department at CIRF, she is responsible for the security of a large public organisation and builds teams that respond to cyber threats. She is a graduate of the University of Warsaw, the University of Lodz and Kozminski University, with expertise in cybersecurity management, psychology in management, economics and sales management. She is a certified Lead Auditor for Information Security Management Systems under the international ISO/IEC 27001 standard and an experienced mentor in the Women Go Cyber programme and the Institute for Strategic Studies.

Her work combines a management perspective, knowledge of cyber threats and an understanding of human behaviour. She believes the internet is not only technology: it is created by people, their emotions, choices and reactions. She shows how to protect privacy, approach change and differences with curiosity, and stop harm before further clicks amplify it.

Privately, she is the mother of a talented final-year secondary school student, a technology and team-sports enthusiast, and the owner of a cat named Aura. She believes that in the digital world we are also playing for the same team and that each of us helps create a good atmosphere online, because a single click, word or response can make a difference.

I am President of the BigBang Foundation, a researcher and designer of educational
innovations. For more than a decade, I have created projects that help young
people find their way in the world of work, technology and constant change. I combine
non-formal education with research and the practical use of new technologies, especially VR, AR and artificial intelligence.

I work with schools, universities, businesses and public institutions.
I design educational programmes, deliver training and talks, build
international partnerships and develop VR simulations that build social and professional skills. I am particularly interested in the future of education, Generation Z, cooperation between schools and business, and preparing people for changes in the labour market. For nearly a decade, I have also pursued academic work on education, future skills and social change.

I like connecting worlds that too often operate separately: science with practice, technology with people, and ambitious ideas with concrete action. I believe good education should do more than transfer knowledge. It should build agency, courage, curiosity and readiness to shape one's own
future. Those are exactly the kinds of experiences I try to design.
In my private life, I love mountain hiking and English Cocker Spaniels.