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Wojciech Henryk Hawryszuk (born October 13, 1952 in Ciechanów) is a Polish journalist, cultural activist and animator of social initiatives.

He comes from Ostrow Mazowiecka. He completed his studies in economics and computer science at the Szczecin University of Technology. Interest and professional experience: Technical media (radio, television, cable TV, internet), journalism (Polish Radio Szczecin, Radio AS, Gorzów Land, Radio PSR) marketing and promotion, business information, organization of trade fairs and exhibitions, promotional (Agency Barnaba). Event Organizer: FAMA, Garage, Baltic Blues, New Jazz Conversation, Port Reggae, Sea Stars, Fish Fair, Fish Academy. Editor of Jacek Kleyff and Jan Wolka; "Working Conditions Orchestra" for Polish Recordings; for the publication of "Jacek Music", "Musica Sacra" project, editorial monograph of student song CD "Nostalgia" and "Laughter". Interview of the "Polish Mill" - with Fr. Józef Tischner together with Anna Szymańska - cassette publishing during the First Solidarity Convention, Cooperation with Janina Jankowska, Marek Osinski, Jerzy Farner - daily reports from the 1st Congress of Solidarity. He was Pinocchio Club and director of the International House of Culture in Międzyzdroje (Międzyzdro-Janki 2002, Teatr Nadmorski), coordinator of the Gramy Young Talent Festival.

In 2002 he obtained the mandate of Szczecin councilor from the list of the committee of Teresa Lubinska. In 2006, he successfully applied for re-election from the list of Law and Justice as a candidate for the New Association. In 2014, he ran unsuccessfully to the West Pomeranian Regional Chamber from the list of the Civic Platform.

He has Eve's wife and four children - Teresa, Stanisław, Ludwica and Janina. She lives in Szczecin.

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