Paulina Adamska

Graduated from the University of Warsaw with a master's degree in Sociology. Forum's educator since 2008. A scholar of PIYE Student Exchange Program organized by the Museum of the History of Polish Jews at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Currently, in the frame of Museum's project, conducts interviews with Polish Jews in Buenos Aires.

Anna Desponds

Graduate in Sociology in the frame of the Interdepartmental Individual Studies in the Humanities and soon also in Ethnology. Since her adolescence she has been involved in education and as an adult she also started working with documentary films. She strongly believes in multiculturalism. In Forum since 2007.

Anna Foeller
Sociologist with seven years of experience as a trainer. She conducts business trainings in sale, customer service, managerial competence as well as so called soft skills and personal development. Involved with the Forum since March 2006. Her interests include social activity and psychotherapy.

Jagoda Jabłońska
Fifth year student of Ethnology and first year student of Hebrew Culture Studies. She has always been astonished by the world around her, people's beauty and their diversity. She believes that the best way to get to know people is to hitch-hike and listen to them. She is fascinated by the phenomena of Israel and that is why its inhabitants, their complex history and relations with others became the subject of her academic, professional and personal interests. She adores hiking in the mountains with a backpack and a tent.

Agata Jujeczka
Born in Warsaw, graduate in Sociology and fifth year student of Culture Studies- she studied at universities in Tel Aviv, Warsaw and Wroclaw. She has always been interested in both Jewish and Israeli culture and film, currently works as film producer and editor. Involved in Forum activities since 2006.

Małgorzata Kruszewska
Fourth year student of History at the University of Warsaw. In the frame of the curriculum she has been attending special sessions on "The History and Culture of Jews in Poland" at the Mordechaj Anielewicz Center. Forum' s educator since 2007.

 Zuzanna Krzemień
First year student of M.A. Hebrew Studies, which she follows at the University of Warsaw and at the University of Paris VIII in Saint Denis simultaneously. During her B.A. she spent one semester at the University of Tel Aviv. In 2009 she attended Leo Baeck's Summer School in Jewish Studies at Humboldt University in Berlin, where she got to know the history of German Jews.

Małgorzata Lipska
Fourth year student of Hebrew Culture and first year student of Theatre Studies. She also possesses a B.A. in Multicultural Pedagogy and Adult Education (B.A. thesis concerning trips of Jewish youth to Poland). Involved in Forum's activities since 2008. She also works as a Hebrew to Polish translator.

Milena Łuszczyk
Fifth year student of Social Policy and third year student of International Relations. In Forum since 2007. Besides her studies and working as an educator for Forum, she is interested in Russian culture and the Caucasus region. She likes the mountains and snowboarding. She dreams of going to Australia and setting off from there on a journey around the world.

Anna Maculewicz
Intercultural dialogue activist, interested in minority and identity issues. Finishing studies at the Institute of Applied Social Sciences of the University of Warsaw. Long conversations and travelling are what she likes best. Forum's educator since 2006.

Michał Majewski
He graduated from the Faculty of History at the University of Warsaw. For several years involved with non-governmental organizations active in the field of non-formal education. Currently working in a team designing the main exhibition of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Izabela Meyza
She studied Culture and Religious Studies in Warsaw and Cracow as well as Middle East Studies in Israel. She loves travelling. She works in the field of multicultural dialogue as an associate of various non-profit organizations.

Weronika Niżnik
She is completing her B.A. in Sociology at the University of Warsaw. She likes travelling and meeting interesting people. Involved with the Forum since 2008.

Elżbieta Okuniewska
Student of the European Studies at the University of Warsaw. Scholarship holder of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews exchange program (Tel Aviv University) and Erasmus program (European University "Viadrina", Frankfurt/Oder). Over the last few years she has been involved in various student and NGO activities concerning human rights, refugee protection and Jewish issues.

Natalia Pamuła
Student of Culture Studies at the University of Warsaw and the Antidiscrimination Academy organized by Villa Decius. What brought her to Forum for Dialogue Among Nations was the interest in multicultural dialogue and passion for talking with people originating from different countries and cultures. Apart from that, she writes about culture (Res Publica Nowa, Dwutygodnik.com.pl) and travels- most preferably in the US, but also Israel and the Caucasus region.

Małgorzata Radkowska
Third year student of Applied Social Sciences, majoring in Negotiations, Mediation and Promotion of Individual and Organizational Development and being a Social and Legal Consultant. Member of Sociological Discussion Club and Polish Sociological Association. She is interested in qualitative social research, sport and art nouveau, especially in architecture.

Weronika Romanik
Forum's educator since 2007. Student of M.A. Hebrew Studies at the University of Warsaw, where in 2009 she received her B.A. with the final grade: excellent. Co-organizer of the international project: "Pol-in-Know-How. Polish Culture in Israeli Schools" - the winner of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs competition. Interested in alternative methods of education as well as Israeli and Polish folk dances.

Magda Rychter
She graduated in International Relations from the University of Wroclaw, majoring in Eastern Studies. For several years she was a volunteer and member of Amnesty International. Currently she is working with asylum seekers and refugees. Her interests include immigration policies and integration of foreigners..

Ewa Stokłuska

Graduate of Sociology and a M.A. student in American Studies at the University of Warsaw. Participant of the 9th Israeli-Polish Forum for Dialogue. Interested in the topic of collective memory, including the mutual remembrance of the Polish and Jewish nation. Involved in Forum's activities since 2008.

Agnieszka Szczap
Future sociologist. A music lover and lazy perfectionist. Addicted to taking photos, adrenaline, carbohydrates, caffeine, pop culture and Internet. In Forum since 2008.

 Anna Szyba
Graduate in Culture Studies from the University of Warsaw. She runs her own business within which she does translations, thematic queries, teaches German and of course educates as Forum's trainer. She loves the mountains, but rarely has the chance to go there due to a lack of time.

Małgorzata Waszczuk
Graduate in Applied Social Sciences from the University of Warsaw, studied also for one semester at the University of Ljubljana. She joined Forum in February 2007. She is interested in intercultural education, peace education and the development of the non-profit sector. At present she is a volunteer in the frame of the European Voluntary Service at the Swiss branch of Service Civil International.

Zuzanna Wiaderna
She graduated in Philological and Culture Studies of Western Europe from the University of Warsaw and continues her studies at Collegium Civitas, majoring in International Relations. She also studied at University of Tel-Aviv in the frame of a student exchange program held by the Museum of the History of Polish Jews. She pursued an internship at the Einstein Forum in Potsdam. Apart from that, she is teacher at English.

Anna Witek
Graduate in Journalism, currently completing M.A. studies in Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Warsaw University. She has been involved with Forum since 2006.

Agnieszka Witkowska
M.A. in Culture Studies and fourth year student of Hebrew Culture Studies at the University of Warsaw. Professionally researches life and works of Janusz Korczak at the Korczakianum Centre of Documentation and Research. Interested in the history and culture of Polish Jews. In her free time dances and takes care of bonsai plants. Loves Russian blue cats.

Jarosław Ziółkowski
Student of the Interdepartmental Individual Studies in the Humanities at the University of Warsaw. He conducts research in the field of applied ethics. In Forum since 2007. Coauthor of Forum's educational programs' scenarios of workshops: "School of Dialogue - Poland' and ‘School of Dialogue - Warsaw'. Interested in institutional fund raising.