Miko Czerwiński (they/them)

executive director

mczerwinski@kph.org.pl

An activist with over 15 years of experience. They serve on the boards of the Równość.org.pl Foundation and the Campaign Against Homophobia. For years, they have worked to support LGBTQIA people in southeastern Poland. They use their extensive experience as an external consultant for non-governmental organizations in the areas of strategic management, advocacy, and campaigning. They work as a Campaigns and Mobilisation Manager at Amnesty International, focusing on sexual and reproductive rights and combating violence and discrimination, with additional qualifications as an observer and educator. They also have prior experience in development projects in East Africa in cooperation with, among others, UN-HABITAT, as well as coordinating social projects in London. They hold a degree in cultural management from Jagiellonian University. Beginning in 2026, they will assume the position of Executive Director at KPH.

dr Joanna Skonieczna (she/her)

movement support and social advocacy manager

jskonieczna@kph.org.pl

She joined the KPH team in 2018 as Program Coordinator for Equal Treatment in Health and Education. Since 2022, she has been part of the team supporting the LGBT+ movement. In 2023, she became Program Manager, and since 2025 she has served as Movement Support and Social Advocacy Manager. She is responsible, among other things, for long-term planning and implementation of the organization’s substantive activities.

Przemek Walas (he/him)

advocacy manager

pwalas@kph.org.pl

He joined the KPH team in July 2024 to take on the position of advocacy manager. Together with the advocacy team, he develops and implements advocacy strategies focused on introducing legal solutions in favor of LGBT+ people. He is the co-founder and current president of the Katowice-based association Tęczówka.

Katarzyna Niemiec (she/her)

communications and fundraising manager

kniemiec@kph.org.pl

She has over a dozen years of experience in Public Relations and communications, and has been involved in the non-profit sector since 2017. For several years, she managed strategic partnerships, event organization, and communications support for campaigns at Amnesty International. She led the Digital Activism Program communications team at TechSoup Europe and also served as Project Manager for the Next Generation EU campaign within the European Commission’s strategic communications team. Since 2021, she has been working with the Równość.org.pl Foundation to advance LGBTQIA rights, including leading workshops and training sessions on communication and advocacy skills.

Agnieszka Gilska-Janus (she/her)

finance and administration manager

agilska-janus@kph.org.pl

She joined the KPH team in 2023. She is responsible for financial matters, including budgeting, financial reporting, and grant settlements. An economist by education, she has over a decade of experience working in management offices of organizations of various sizes. In recent years, she has been involved with the nonprofit sector.

Annamaria Linczowska (she/her)

advocacy and litigation officer

alinczowska@kph.org.pl

She joined KPH in 2022 as advocacy and legal actions coordinator. Annamaria is a member of the association’s program team responsible for implementing KPH’s strategy. She coordinates one of KPH’s key areas of work – Legal Proceedings. She is also part of the team responsible for international political advocacy.

Magdalena Więch (she/her)

LGBT+ movement support program coordinator

mwiech@kph.org.pl

She joined the team in 2024 as  LGBT+ movement support program coordinator. She is a member of the program staff responsible for implementing KPH’s strategy. Her duties include planning and executing activities addressing the needs of the LGBT+ movement, strengthening relationships between organizations, groups, and individuals within the movement, and building connections with other social justice movements.

Miłosz Przepiórkowski (he/him)

strategic partnership officer

mprzepiorkowski@kph.org.pl

He joined the KPH team in July 2025 as a strategic partnerships specialist. He is responsible for relations with corporate clients and embassies, as well as for delivering equality trainings. Miłosz is also strongly connected to the LGBT+ movement, especially to communities under the Bi+ umbrella. He is the co-author of the book “Kropka nad Bi” (2022), the first publication in the Central and Eastern European region fully dedicated to Bi+ people.

Dorota Jerzak (she/her)

office coordinator

djerzak@kph.org.pl

She joined KPH in 2023 as the association’s office coordinator. She is part of the financial and administrative team.

Mateusz Trzebiatowski (he/him)

PR and communications coordinator

mtrzebiatowski@kph.org.pl

With Campaign Against Homofobia since 2025. He works on the communication of advocacy and social initiatives, collaborates with influencers, and co-creates PR campaigns and projects. He has 10 years of experience in communications. Previously, he collaborated with Warsaw-based cultural institutions, NGOs, commercial brands, and magazines.

Mateusz Trzaska (he/him)

advocacy specialist

mtrzaska@kph.org.pl

A long-time coordinator of nationwide youth-focused campaigns. For years, he has been engaged in advocacy, social, and educational initiatives promoting equality and counteracting discrimination, with a particular focus on the situation of young LGBTQ+ people in smaller towns. He combines experience in project work, coordination of social initiatives, and cooperation with public institutions with hands-on practice in advocacy and community support. In his work, he focuses on amplifying the voices of LGBTQ+ individuals and driving lasting systemic change. He is a law student and joined KPH in January 2026.

Maja Adamczyk (she/her)

individual fundraising coordinator

madamczyk@kph.org.pl

She joined the KPH team in November 2025 as Individual Fundraising Coordinator. Previously, she gained professional experience at Amnesty International Poland and the Polish Humanitarian Action.

Anna Mikulska (she/her)

media relations specialist

amikulska@kph.org.pl

Media relations specialist in the NGO sector, journalist, and researcher, focused on human rights and animal rights. Her work has been published in various Polish media outlets. She also organizes workshops on responsible journalism and storytelling. Previously at Amnesty International Poland. She joined the KPH team in January 2026.

Barbara Baran (she/her)

co-chair of the KPH Board

An expert in mental and sexual health, she has been actively engaged in promoting equality for many years. She is a psychologist, sexologist, and HIV/AIDS consultant, and is currently undergoing psychotherapy training. She is one of only a dozen of professionals in Poland to hold the European Certified Psychosexologist (ECPS) credential, awarded by the European Federation of Sexology and the European Society for Sexual Medicine. She is also a graduate of the Polish-American Freedom Foundation’s School for Leaders.She is a co-founder of the Sexed.pl Foundation and a former member of its management board. For five years, she oversaw the substantive and educational content of all the foundation’s activities. She served as the content editor of Anja Rubik’s Conversations About Puberty, Love and Sex and co-authored SEXEDPL: Growing Up with Love, Safety and Understanding. A Guide for Parents. She has collaborated with numerous non-governmental organizations, including Campaign Against Homophobia (KPH), Amnesty International, and the Social Committee on AIDS.

Blanka Rozbicka (she/her)

co-chair of the KPH Board

A member of the KPH Board with long-standing experience in promoting LGBT+ inclusion in business. She gained management experience as the leader of the LGBT+ employee network at NatWest Poland. In 2017, she received the People Who Change Business award from the Responsible Business Forum in the Diversity category. Blanka is also a co-founder of an inter-company network advocating for LGBT+ people. She played an active role in organizing the LGBT+ Diamonds Awards, held for the first time in Poland in 2018. She is new to the KPH Board—this is her first experience serving on the board of a non-governmental organization.

Sandra Mazur (she/her)

treasurer of the Board

Trainer, educator, and facilitator. For over 10 years, she has been active in the non-governmental sector, implementing social and educational projects as well as initiatives supporting LGBTQIA+ communities. She is a co-founder of the Rainbow Opole Association (Stowarzyszenie Tęczowe Opole) and currently serves on its Audit Committee.

In her daily work, she focuses on project management and team development. As a certified diversity and team trainer, she delivers training programs that strengthen collaboration, communication, and diversity and inclusion competencies. She also teaches project and team management at the University of Opole.

She holds a degree in European Studies with a specialization in German Studies from the Jagiellonian University.

Ludmiła Mangaziejew (she/her)

member of the Board

Member of the KPH Board (first term). She has been involved with KPH for many years, having started as a volunteer eight years ago. Since then, she has supported the organization in a variety of initiatives, including workshops for intersex people (the MOVE project), the organization of the Crowns of Equality gala, the Engaged Parent Academy, and Rainbow Friday. She has been a member of KPH for four years. Professionally, she is a software developer and also supports KPH in the area of web development. In her free time, she is an avid cyclist and a fan of horror films, including B-movie classics.