PhD candidate at the Doctoral School of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics and a graduate in Law and International Relations. She completed postgraduate studies at the Centre for East European Studies at the University of Warsaw, where she researched the development of patriotic attitudes as a means of building national identity in Ukraine after 2014. Her academic research focuses on Ukrainian women's resistance during the Russo-Ukrainian war and their role in strengthening the resilience of the Ukrainian state and society. She is the author of academic publications examining Ukrainian women's involvement in revolutions and military activities, as well as women's participation in military service in Ukraine and selected European Union member states. At Eastern News, she analyses the social and political dimensions of the Russo-Ukrainian war, the role of women in armed conflicts and territorial defence, and issues related to human security. Her research interests also include national minorities, student communities, and the situation of young people in Eastern Europe in the context of historical, social, and political transformations.