Is an experienced leader and expert in intercultural dialogue, immigration, and social integration. Currently pursuing a PhD in Anthropology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, he holds an MA in Immigration and Social Integration (with honors) from Ruppin Academic College, Israel, and a BA in Business Administration from the University of Derby, UK.
With extensive international experience, he has played key roles in fostering cross-cultural exchange and leadership development. As the President and Director General of the Living Bridge Foundation in Poland, he develops programs that connect representatives from various countries through multicultural dialogue. As the founder and CEO of SparkPro Organization, he has built international networks across Israel, Europe, the Caucasus, and Africa, supporting social, educational, and business collaborations. His career spans leadership roles in the Jewish Agency for Israel, where he directed global immigration and integration efforts, including managing regional absorption centers and leading international outreach initiatives. His commitment to fostering intercultural connections has been recognized with the Golden Cross of Merit (2012) and the Bene Merito badge of honor (2020) from the Republic of Poland
Is a project manager with over 15 years of experience in the field of intercultural dialogue on the international stage. Her work spans education, society, public diplomacy, gender and social entrepreneurship, and international relations, where she has played a pivotal role in fostering cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.
Holding a bachelor’s degree in communications, a master’s degree in political science and political communication, and an additional master’s degree in anthropology and cultural studies, Vera brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her work. She is currently pursuing a PhD, focusing on the intersections of culture, politics, and communication.
With extensive expertise in planning, initiating, and managing international seminars, concept delegations, and cross-border initiatives, she has worked with diverse stakeholders, including governmental institutions, NGOs, and academic networks. Her ability to navigate complex intercultural landscapes has made her a key contributor to international dialogue and cooperation.
Fluent in Hebrew, English, Russian, and Ukrainian, operates effectively in multilingual environments, facilitating meaningful engagement between diverse communities worldwide.
Dominika Zakrzewska-Olędzka, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Psychology at the Maria Grzegorzewska University (Academy of Special Education) and an experienced project manager specializing in intercultural communication, intergroup relations, and conflict management. Her academic and professional work focuses on intercultural dialogue, hate speech, and migration.
With extensive experience in managing international educational initiatives, she has led cross-border research projects, conducted evaluations of social and humanitarian programs (in Europe, Asia, and Latin America), and secured funding for both one-time projects and multi-year recurring initiatives. She has collaborated with NGOs, public institutions, and academic organizations from Europe, the United States, and Israel.
Her background includes Fulbright and Erasmus+ fellowships, as well as leadership roles in Jewish cultural and educational institutions, where she initiated and implemented large-scale projects promoting education, interfaith dialogue, and social change. Throughout her 13-year career, she has worked both independently and as part of teams, organizing events for up to 200 international participants.
She holds a PhD in Social Sciences and an MA in Social and Educational Psychology from the Maria Grzegorzewska University in Warsaw, as well as an MA in Nonprofit Management from Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles. Her education is complemented by a PRINCE2 Foundation certification in project management and completion of Project Management Professional (PMP) training certified by PMI.
As an active researcher, lecturer, and speaker at international conferences, she bridges academic theory and practice, applying her expertise both in scholarly work and in addressing real-world social challenges.
is an educational expert, mediator, and humanitarian with extensive experience in peacebuilding and conflict resolution. She is the founder of several foundations in Georgia and the author of numerous international projects. As a board member of the Żywy Most Foundation, she supports initiatives aimed at social reconciliation and intercultural cooperation.
Megi holds a Ph.D. in social and international sciences. She has worked on missions in Ukraine, Georgia, and Armenia, gaining valuable experience in high-risk regions and crisis-affected communities. Her work includes collaboration with humanitarian organizations, educational institutions, and state structures, where she developed strategies to support local communities.
As the author of educational programs and peace strategies, she is actively engaged in promoting dialogue and reconciliation. Megi has facilitated mediations and peace dialogues in post-conflict regions, fostering trust and rebuilding relationships between divided communities. Her experience also includes training community leaders and supporting grassroots initiatives.
Megi Bibiluri shares her knowledge as a lecturer, mentor, and consultant. Her approach combines empathy, understanding, and practical solutions to help communities achieve stability and peace. Her mission is to create spaces for dialogue, cooperation, and the rebuilding of relationships in divided communities. She believes that lasting peace can be achieved through understanding, respect, and the joint pursuit of solutions
