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About Me
I’m Kasia, a London-based journalist and poet with a passion for telling compelling stories that highlight women’s issues, culture, and social justice. With an NCTJ qualification, I have honed my skills in writing, reporting, and storytelling across various platforms, including The Londoners, The Borgen Project and Riverside Radio.
In addition to my journalistic work, I write poetry that explores themes of identity, emotion, and empowerment. I have been published by PEACH Magazine, Subtexts Journal and soon Tears in the Fence.
I also hosted the Women Get Lit podcast, where I explored literature, gender, and activism, speaking with authors and academics to amplify women’s voices.
The Sister Rivalry by Kasia Flisiuk, Subtexts
National Poetry Library's visual exploration of creativity
An interactive poetry exhibition at the National Poetry Library blurs verses with visual art and materials to inspire a bold exploration of creativity outside the page.
WATCH: London Literature Festival celebrates writing and creativity at the heart of cultural Southbank Centre
The London Literature Festival returned to the Southbank Centre this autumn, collecting artists, poets, writers and book lovers to challenge tradition and celebrate storytelling.
Homeless women underrepresented by government numbers
Homeless women are significantly underrepresented by UK government data, leading to lack of adequate support, according to findings from the Women’s Rough Sleeping Census.
Live blog: US Election 2024 results
Republican Donald Trump has secured victory in the US Election, beating Democrat Kamala Harris.
See below for all the latest reaction.
See below for all the latest reaction.
Croydon Council secures £6million improvement package to transform shopping centre
Croydon Council secured a £6million improvement package from developers Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) to help transform Croydon North West.
Fostering Women's Economic Empowerment in Kenya - BORGEN
Kenya’s Affirmative Government Procurement Opportunities (AGPO) program, initiated in 2013, has been pivotal in uplifting marginalized groups, particularly women, youth and persons with disabilities.
Practical Action Addresses Youth Unemployment in Kenya - The Borgen Project
Practical Action, a development charity, works alongside communities to develop sustainable solutions to tackle youth poverty.
Elderly Poverty in Kenya - The Borgen Project
Elderly poverty in Kenya has been a longstanding issue, with many seniors facing financial insecurities due to a lack of adequate savings and limited access to health care.
Sightsavers Reduce Trachoma in Kenya - The Borgen Project
Trachoma, one of the well-documented Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD), is the foremost infectious cause of blindness globally.
WOBA: Addressing Period Poverty in Vietnam - The Borgen Project
The 2018-2022 Vietnamese program, Women-led Output-Based Aid (WOBA), aimed to tackle poor water sanitation, reducing period poverty in Vietnam and cultural taboos surrounding menstruation.
Barcelona review: Dark, mysterious and complex
Lynette Linton’s play Barcelona draws its audience to an enchanting, dark and mysterious performance of complicated grief and human connection.
'Lively and inclusive experience' - Review of The National Theatre's Ballet Shoes
The National Theatre’s latest production, Ballet Shoes, directed by Katy Rudd, brought Noel Streatfeild’s beloved novel to life.
