Appointment of the Media Education Council to Advise the Chair of KRRiT
22.09.2026
Dr Agnieszka Glapiak has appointed 18 experts to the Media Education Council, representing academia, the legal profession and the media industry, with expertise in areas including social communication, emerging technologies and cybersecurity. The newly established advisory body will support the National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT) in its media literacy initiatives.
Sharing Expertise and Taking Concrete Action
The Media Education Council (REM) will serve as a platform for collaboration and the exchange of experience and views among representatives of academia, the media, digital content creators, non-governmental organisations and experts in social communication, information security and media literacy, as well as practitioners working with local communities.
REM will review proposed areas of activity and develop recommendations to address the challenges arising from new developments in the information environment, including artificial intelligence, “scrolling culture”, access to harmful content, strengthening online protections for children and young people, and the needs of digitally excluded groups.
The “Get to know the media” Campaign
Research commissioned by KRRiT in May 2026 found that nearly half of Poles had a negative view of the state of media education in Poland. A clear majority believe that media literacy education should reach all sections of society, regardless of age.
In response, KRRiT launched the “Get to know the media” public awareness campaign. It officially launched at the “Get to know the media – Navigating the World of Information” conference, held in June this year at the initiative of Agnieszka Glapiak. Through this initiative, KRRiT aims to educate people on how to engage with media in an informed, critical and responsible way.
Experts Appointed to the Media Education Council
A total of 18 members have been appointed to the Media Education Council, including representatives of academia, the media, digital content creators and non-governmental organisations, as well as experts specialising in social communication, information security and media literacy.
Dr Maciej Chudkiewicz
Dr Klaudia Cymanow-Sosin
Anna Garwolińska
Marta Kielczyk
Dr Iwona Klonowska
Janusz Król
Marcin Kruszewski
Rafał Lew-Starowicz
Dr Wojciech Lis
Łukasz Malczewski
Dr Aleksandra Monkos
Prof. Piotr Müldner-Nieckowski
Joanna Pinkwart
Revd Dr Leszek Przybylski
Martyna Różycka
Natalia Sisik
Alicja Stefaniuk
Dr Krzysztof Wąsowski