Cooperation with the Bagázs Public Benefit Association

As a founding member and volunteer of Bagázs Public Benefit Association, a Hungarian non-profit organization, I contributed to its early community-based programs supporting families living in segregated Roma communities. The organization works to reduce poverty, promote equal opportunities, and foster social inclusion through long-term initiatives including education, mentoring, employment support, legal aid, and community development, always in close cooperation with local residents.

As part of this work, I organized a media group and led creative photography and visual storytelling workshops for children and young people in the villages of Bag and Dány. The program began as regular biweekly workshops over a four-month period and later continued in the organization's summer camps. Through photography and other visual media, participants explored their everyday surroundings, developed creative and critical thinking skills, and found new ways to express their own stories and perspectives.