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Marzena Zukowska currently leads and manages the media strategy for Ashoka Changemakers. Her background as an undocumented Polish immigrant has resulted in a deeply rooted passion for social justice and striving for the equality of undocumented populations. Marzena currently lives at the Lamont Street Collective (LSC), one of D.C.’s oldest intentional communities, devoted to supporting art, activism, and social justice. She has collaborated with organizations such as girltank, Agora Partnerships, and the National Day Laborer Organizing Network. Before Ashoka, Marzena was a physics and foreign policy double-major at Georgetown University. She is a freelance writer and photographer.

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An Uphill Battle: Too Few Women in the Boardrooms

Avatar by Marzena Zukowska February 22, 2016

It is time to transform the status quo for working women in the GCC through innovative and entrepreneurial solutions. It’s clear that globally, women face a host of challenges to full economic participation. It is the year 2014 and less than half of working-age women worldwide are employed, and those who are end up being […]

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