2022

20. Visegrad Summer School

Petr Mareš

Posted by AleksandraVD 14Mar
Name
Petr
Mareš

Petr Mareš is the Executive Director of the Visegrad Fund. PhD in Czechoslovak and World History, he was Director of the Institute of International Politics (1993-1995) and Chair of the Department of American Studies (1995-1998) of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University (Prague).

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Jeff Lovitt

Posted by AleksandraVD 14Mar
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Jeff
Lovitt

Chair of New Diplomacy, a Prague-based strategic policy insights centre. Jeff has provided policy expertise to clients such as the Council of Europe, the Open Government Partnership (OGP) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). From 2005-2015, he was Executive Director of PASOS, a network of independent think-tanks in Europe and Central Asia, and he twice served as co-Chair of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum. From 2000-2005, he was Director of Communications at the international secretariat of Transparency International (TI).

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Janusz Legoń

Posted by AleksandraVD 14Mar
Name
Janusz
Legoń

(1965) - theater critic, columnist, editor. A graduate of theater studies at the Jagiellonian University. In 1988–89, co-founder and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Speaking Students of the Jagiellonian University "Przegłos", and in 1989–2013 literary director at the Polish Theater in Bielsko Biała. From 2015 at the Zbigniew Raszewski Theater Institute in Warsaw, editor of the Encyclopedia of the Polish Theater.

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Borbála Klacsmann

Posted by AleksandraVD 14Mar
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Borbála
Klacsmann

Borbála Klacsmann is an independent Holocaust historian. Her areas of expertise include the microhistory of the Hungarian Holocaust and the restitution and compensation of Holocaust survivors. She completed her doctoral studies at the Department of History at the University of Szeged in 2021. Previously she worked for the Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest, the Anne Frank House, and the Yad Vashem Archives.

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Matěj Keka

Posted by AleksandraVD 14Mar
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Matěj
Keka

Matěj Keka is the founder of the Speechless Reconciliation project. Project that focuses on the development of youth from orphanages. As the founder & leader of the project he is responsible for the implementation, long term direction and overseeing of the overall expansion of the concept. 

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