Anthropology, post-socialism, aesthetics
Space Is Never Empty. On Memory and Architecture, Przekrój, 2020
You Weren’t Standing Here, Sir!, Przekrój, 2020
Udarny Trud - an essay accompanying the solo photography show of Paulina Korobkiewicz at Centrala Space, 2020
American dreams. How colourful kitsch overtook eastern Poland post-1989 (the edited version of the original guest essay for Paulina Korobkiewicz's book Disco Polo re-published in the Calvert Journal), 2016
Data and technology
Three lessons 2020 taught us about technology, Apolitical, 2020
When Technology Becomes Political, Ethics Becomes Imperative, technovirtuism, 2020
Where next for open government?, Apolitical, 2019
How to make Feminist Open Government tangible - reflections on the UK’s first FOGO workshop, gov.uk, 2019
Transparency in the world’s oil, gas, and mining industries - the UK's contribution, gov.uk, 2019
Opening up the UK's £284bn of public contracts, gov.uk, 2019
Open Policy workshop, gov.uk, 2019
Data visualisation: truth or interpretation?, 360Giving, 2018
Questions you want open data to answer, 360Giving, 2018
Challenge Fund – seven weeks in, 360Giving, 2018
The 360Giving forum – a place for discussion, 360Giving, 2018
Women's rights
Women in Poland are fighting for their reproductive rights, HUCK magazine, 2016
Social media: women's movements go viral, Womankind Worldwide, 2016
“One day, the old mothers came to perform the ritual. I was told not to cry”, Womankind Worldwide, 2016
Moving Mountains on International Women's Day and every day, Womankind Worldwide, 2016
Other
Travel by Art, 2013 - I researched and wrote content for the Travel by Art mobile app by Ermellino Ltd., a Paris travel guide presenting the stories of its famous visitors, including artists, writers, philosophers, intellectuals.