Radical Communicators Network

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Marzena Zukowska

(They/Them)

Liverpool, United Kingdom


Marzena Zukowska (they/them) is a Liverpool-based organiser, communications strategist, and co-director of the UK immigrants rights organisation POMOC. For a decade, they have developed narrative and organising strategies for leading social and political movements in the US, UK and Europe. Marzena is a co-chair and trustee of Migrants Organise and a leadership team member of the Radical Communicators Network. At RadComms, they are working on the first RadComms anthology Framing New Worlds: Building Narrative Power for 21st-Century Social Movements (publication in 2025) and an accompanying Narrative Power Curriculum. They were published in two other anthologies: Queer Activism After Marriage Equality and Asylum for Sale: Profit and Protest in the Migration Industry. Marzena is a queer, nonbinary Polish immigrant who was born in Białystok, Poland and grew up undocumented in Chicago.

Three words that describe you:
Unwavering, Optimistic, Restless

Your favorite food:

My mom makes these amazing Polish-style savory crepes that are overflowing with cheese, onions, tomatoes, and chunks of ham.

What is your vision for RadComms?

My vision for RadComms is like the world we want to build: bountiful and limitless with no patience for borders and binaries.