Paweł Grzybowski

Dr. Paweł Grzybowski serves as a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law and Economics, Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, Poland. His academic work bridges legal scholarship, intercultural education, and gelotology (the study of laughter), with a focus on how humor functions in educational contexts, social integration, and memory of historical trauma.

• Education: Master's degree in Law and Administration; PhD in Legal Sciences from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań; postgraduate studies in Tax and Treasury Affairs.

Grzybowski's research explores the intersection of cultural diversity and education, including projects on intercultural literacy for children, clown therapy in healthcare, and the role of laughter in confronting historical trauma (e.g., Holocaust education). His work often addresses social justice, equity, and the ethical dimensions of pedagogy.

His recent publications emphasize the therapeutic and educational potential of laughter, with a particular focus on intercultural understanding and historical memory. Many of his works serve as guides for educators and researchers, including bibliographic resources for multicultural education and studies on laughter as a tool for social cohesion.

Grzybowski also contributes to practical legal consultation, advising clients on tax law and local fees, while sharing his expertise through workshops and professional conferences. He has been involved in documenting Bydgoszcz's custodial-educational institutions and advocating for the integration of Esperanto as a cultural heritage language.