I am a co-founder and member of the management board of INPRIS, a legal think tank. Among other initiatives, INPRIS monitors with other NGOs the vetting and election process of justices to the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, conducts analytical work on access to legal aid in Poland, offers negotiation workshops for students of law and business.

Since the founding of the Program in 2005, I sit on the board of the Strategic Litigation Program at the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. Our job is admitting cases to the Program and laying out guidelines for further action.

In 1997, I took part in the launching of the Jagiellonian University Legal Clinic, the first legal clinic in Poland. Since its inception in 2002, I sit on management board of the Legal Clinics Foundation. The Foundation won over PLN 500 thousand of financial support for Polish clinics, and PLN 750 thousand worth of other sponsorship (books, software, equipment etc.) It organized over a dozen national conferences and trainings for clinical students and staff. We introduced unified quality standards to Polish clinics.

I was a member of the committee grading papers submitted to the national competition Droga na Harvard [Way to Harvard]. The challenge was organized in 2010 and 2011 by the Harvard Club of Poland for the benefit of young Polish people who were planning to study at Harvard.

I am one of the co-founders and members of the management board of Holda Association, a human rights group, established in memoriam of Professor Zbigniew Holda.

Since 2010, I participate in sessions of a discussion forum on public affairs, Reforma dla Polski [Reform for Poland].