FROM THE FOUNDERS
As part of the Global Awareness Movement, our volunteers are dedicated to tackling crucial
social and health issues. Operating through independent volunteer ambassadorship in
support of the nationwide #KOMÓRKOMANIA program created by the DKMS Foundation in
Poland, we are launching a peer-to-peer educational and research initiative focused on bone
marrow donation.
Through interactive workshops, trained Global Awareness Ambassadors educate high
school and university students on stem cell donation, debunking common myths using
official DKMS educational resources and materials.
KEY COMPONENTS
PEER-TO-PEER EDUCATION
Accessible, relatable, and engaging presentations delivered
by young ambassadors directly to their peers.
REASEARCH & EVALUATION
Anonymous pre- and post-workshop surveys designed to measure shifts in student awareness, knowledge, and readiness to join the donor registry.
REGISTRATION GUIDANCE
Clear, practical guidance on how the independent registration process works and how students can join the DKMS registry on their own.
RESEARCH & FINDINGS
In due time, we will publish our research findings based on our
custom questionnaire to showcase the tangible impact of these workshops on
student awareness.
OUR IMPACT
By combining peer-led advocacy with real-time research, this initiative empowers
educational institutions to foster prosocial attitudes, bridge the knowledge gap around stem
cell donation, and help save lives - all at zero organizational or financial cost to the host
schools and universities.
OUR TEAM
Olga Drygała
Project Founder and Project Leader
Karolina Berger
Project Founder and Student Ambassador
Joanna Zubik
Research Analyst
Maria Albrychiewicz
Student Ambassador