Ivan-Oleksandr Yakymiv

Ivan-Oleksandr Yakymiv is a Ukrainian-Polish entrepreneur, researcher and civic initiative leader. He is co-founder and President of the Board of the Support Center Association “Just Do It”, founder of the STC Training Centre, and founder and publisher of TRUTH Magazine. His work brings together civic action, education and institutional development with business consulting and international partnerships.

As founder of the IBRO and CODI institutes, he develops initiatives addressing civic safety and information resilience. IBRO — the Institute of Civic Safety and Rescue — focuses on civilian preparedness, rescue education and cooperation between experts and volunteers. CODI focuses on information and disinformation research, media literacy and critical thinking.

He coordinates activities connected with CODI-DW — Combating Disinformation in the Digital World. The initiative combines adult education with knowledge of artificial intelligence, manipulation and digital platforms. It aims to develop practical skills in checking sources, assessing evidence and responding responsibly to online content. The publicly listed CODI team identifies him as Administration Lead.

Within the Association, he coordinates projects supporting migrant integration, access to employment and skills development. These activities include assistance in navigating the labour market, education and cooperation with community partners. He also contributes to initiatives involving crisis volunteering, international cooperation and dialogue between civil society and public institutions.

Through the STC Training Centre, he connects education and consulting with the needs of organisations and entrepreneurs. His areas of engagement include digital development, social innovation and the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises in the European Union. Cooperation between experts, NGOs and businesses is a common thread across these initiatives.

At TRUTH Magazine, he is responsible for the publishing direction and development of the project. The magazine reflects his wider interest in public debate, access to knowledge and the social responsibility of information. His work as publisher draws on experience in organising teams, building institutional relationships and coordinating activities across organisations.

CODI — Team ↗ · IBRO ↗ · CODI-DW ↗

Marcel Kwater

Marcel Kwater is Editor-in-Chief of TRUTH Magazine and is based in Wrocław. His professional profile combines writing and editing with an interest in magazine publishing. His listed skills include writing, editing and magazines.

He has served as Editor-in-Chief since October 2026. At TRUTH, this role concerns the magazine’s editorial direction, work on material and consistency across publications. The magazine’s editorial standards provide the framework: checking sources, distinguishing facts from opinion and giving readers the context needed to make their own assessments.

He is also a brand representative of the Support Center Association “Just Do It”. His profile lists an Honorary Ambassador certificate. His editorial work is therefore connected with engagement in the civil society organisation that publishes the magazine.

Emilia Mańczak

Emilia Mańczak is Deputy Editor-in-Chief of TRUTH Magazine and a brand representative of the Support Center Association “Just Do It”. Based in Wrocław, she lists communication and teamwork as her principal skills — capabilities relevant to collaboration between editors, authors and partners.

Her position in TRUTH’s leadership involves supporting the Editor-in-Chief and collaborating on the magazine’s development. The deputy role connects an organisational perspective with team communication and a consistent presentation of the magazine to its audience. This work is framed by TRUTH’s shared editorial standards and publishing mission.

Since October 2026, she has served as a brand representative of the Association. Her profile also lists an Honorary Ambassador certificate. Her background brings together involvement in a media project, engagement with a civil society organisation and an emphasis on cooperation and communication.