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Born in 1979 in Warsaw, Sylwia holds a Doctorate in Humanities. She graduated in Cultural Studies and Gender Studies from the University of Warsaw. She is a writer, journalist, social activist, and advocate for literature. A member of the Literary Union Association, she curates literary festivals and initiatives such as the International Literary Festival Apostrof, Literary Café OFF Festival, author discussions, and meetings. Sylwia teaches at the University of Warsaw, SWPS University, and at the writing school Maszyna do Pisania. Her columns appear in "Polityka," "Czas Literatury," and various online portals. She co-hosted literary programs like "Cappuccino with a Book" and "Forgotten - Recovered" on TVP Kultura and "Literary Lair." Her writings feature in collective books, art exhibition catalogs, and theater programs including the Grand Theatre - National Opera, Bunkier Sztuki Gallery, and the Nobel Museum in Stockholm. She occasionally publishes in Polish and foreign press and has contributed academic texts to over 25 publications and collective books. Sylwia received grants from Homines Urbani 2008, Books from Lithuania Institute 2009, Ministry of Culture and National Heritage 2010, City of Warsaw 2010, and Goethe Institute 2010. She's won literary and social awards, participating in the juries for awards like Olga Rok Award, Citizens' Scientific Awards by "Polityka," and serves on the Board of Feminoteka Foundation. She was the vocalist of the punk band Zimny Maj and hosts the podcasts Radio Sylwia and Elgiebete TV.