I worked in the following working teams, which prepared integrated and participatory policies: - Wrocław Regeneration Programme - Renovation of shopping streets programme - Providing opinions on civic budget projects - Changes regarding restaurant terraces - Changes regarding the ban on the sale of alcohol in the city center I am the coordinator of the projects of social and economic revitalization and renewal of shopping streets in the old town of Wrocław, which assume a participatory approach, work in interdisciplinary teams and inclusion of young people in consultations and building urban spaces. The projects were awarded between the best in Poland when it comes to social innovation. In each team we had psychologists, architects, urban planners as well as sociologists. These young people met with citizens and entrepreneurs, they learned about different perspectives on the problem and analysed it from different points of view. Thanks to the project, the city has gained a few important things. Namely, a group of young citizens of Wrocław who developed their analytic, negotiating and cooperative competences through the project. Secondly, we have gained credible research of the street, including a diagnosis supported by this research.

I was co-author of the social innovation model in the project: FROM VIRTUAL TO REAL project. A shopping street - urban space co-created by the youth, which can be replicated by other local governments and organizations. We invited young people entering the labor market to solve social problems in a real urban environment and thus to gain professional experience. Evaluation of the project was very important, we examined the competences of young people at the beginning and at the end of the project through surveys, interviews, meetings with an expert, and public presentations. The assumptions of the project have worked well and are now used the model In different urban spaces. We also monitored the project in terms of social participation, which has increased in the last two years, and municipal authorities are today more open to the voices of various social groups. The proposed model is universal, not only aimed at solving urban or economic problems, but all, at the general level (we exclude technical problems requiring specialist knowledge), eg. problems of elderly people or single mothers. It can be used in the implementation of various urban policies. Inviting, depending on the problem discussed, groups of young people not directly related to the problem and enabling them to diagnose the problem and the potential ways to solve them is possible in almost all conditions. We presented it to the decicion makers at the beginning, at the middle and at the end of the project.

I am very active in discussion clubs and forums, I cooperate with chambers of commerce, consulates, careers' offices. I maintain wide international contacts, I participate in meetings organized by EU institutions. I am a member of evaluation commitees for EU funds in our organization. At the same time, due to many international projects, I keep up to date with the latest European trends. I participated in the URBACT City Festival and in some workshops cncerning URBACT, UIA, Horizon 2020, RPO, Europe for Citizens and other funds. I initiate cooperation with social innovators and with businesses. I am a member of the social dialogue group and I evaluate economic projects - innovative in the Civic Budget. I am a member of the Parents' Council and I work intensively with schools within new trends of entrepreneurship education.