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Ewelina Adamik

Collaboration in the field of communication strategy and projects related to reader education and cultural initiatives
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I love exploring narratives and narrativizing; I’m writing a literary doctoral thesis and, in the meantime, engaging in literary criticism. I enjoy the scent of violets and cats, which is why my cat is named Violet (if he were a female cat, he would be called Forget-Me-Not). I don’t forget the strength of women because, as the Polish feminist Irena Krzywicka wrote, “perseverance and endurance […] are almost superhuman in women.” At the Warsaw Observatory of Culture, I combine a passion for culture with a research-oriented approach. Currently, I am involved in projects related to cultural and reading education, as well as contemplating communication strategies for the Observatory. In my daily life, I get to know Warsaw and affectionately piece together my own mosaic of the city.

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REPORT: To read or not to read? How to support young adults reading in the midst of a digital revolution
Who should answer this question? There are many people who read and promote reading, and multiple approaches to the problem. At the Warsaw Observatory of Culture (WOK), we have created a platform for sharing cross-sectoral knowledge and reflections on reading, in order to capture the transdisciplinary sense of reading promotion.
On the WOK.radar
1 month ago
A postcard from Warsaw, or just relations
On Thursday, 6 June 2024, we had the pleasure of tasting chilled kombucha and sampling vegan delicacies at the Warsaw Observatory of Culture, all thanks to the annual meeting with the winners of the City of Warsaw's artistic scholarships, as well as directors and representatives of cultural institutions. We can humbly say that the invited guests had a great time listening to the achievements of the 55 scholarship holders.
Artistic and Research Projects
6 months ago
CONVERSATION: Hearing the voice of poetry. An interview with Joanna Mueller
Female voice amplifiers versus dad jokes. Under the leadership of Joanna Mueller, we open our space to poetry and invite all readers to discover new poetic voices and search for works that are not chameleons. A conversation with the poet Joanna Mueller is the last in a series of interviews with experts in the Reader Education research project conducted by the Warsaw Observatory of Culture.
On the WOK.radar
1 month ago

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