Dr. hab. Jarosław Jęczeń. Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Sciences at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Poland). He received his Ph.D. in Moral Theology from the Pontificia Universitas Lateranensis in Rome (2000). His post-doctoral dissertation (habilitation thesis) is I Communicate, Therefore I AM (2014). He is the former Director of the Institute of Family Studies and Social Work (2008-2017). He participated in an original and unique project in Europe to establish a degree program in social work (specializing in street work) and family studies at a detention center and prison in Lublin (2013). He currently serves on the team of experts involved in developing readaptation solutions at the Lublin Detention Center. As part of his interests, he carried out international projects with the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: “Selected
aspects of social work in the workshop of a social worker – Polish-German experiences” (2009-2010), “Understanding the functioning of the social welfare system and institutional forms of support on the example of selected social welfare institutions in Germany” (2013-2014) and national project: “Strategor. Development of a strategic programming tool for local government units to combat poverty and social exclusion at the local level” (2019-2020). His research interests include: anthropology, street working, social work, resocialization, mass media philosophy, interpersonal communication and mass media.
Dr. hab. Jarosław Jęczeń. Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Sciences at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Poland). He received his Ph.D. in Moral Theology from the Pontificia Universitas Lateranensis in Rome (2000). His post-doctoral dissertation (habilitation thesis) is I Communicate, Therefore I AM (2014). He is the former Director of the Institute of Family Studies and Social Work (2008-2017). He participated in an original and unique project in Europe to establish a degree program in social work (specializing in street work) and family studies at a detention center and prison in Lublin (2013). He currently serves on the team of experts involved in developing readaptation solutions at the Lublin Detention Center. As part of his interests, he carried out international projects with the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: “Selected
aspects of social work in the workshop of a social worker – Polish-German experiences” (2009-2010), “Understanding the functioning of the social welfare system and institutional forms of support on the example of selected social welfare institutions in Germany” (2013-2014) and national project: “Strategor. Development of a strategic programming tool for local government units to combat poverty and social exclusion at the local level” (2019-2020). His research interests include: anthropology, street working, social work, resocialization, mass media philosophy, interpersonal communication and mass media.