• Legal representative of Domowina
• Mediates between differing perspectives within the Sorbian people and represents their shared interests.
• Responsible for implementing tasks arising from the resolutions of the Main Assembly and the Federal Board – based on Domowina’s statutes, programme and working guidelines
• Chairs meetings of the Federal Board and the Presidium
• Chairs meetings with the leaders of member associations
• Chairs meetings with the heads of Sorbian institutions
   

Representation of Domowina: 

• Minority Council of the four autochthonous national minorities and ethnic groups in Germany
• Advisory Committee on Issues of the Sorbian People at the Federal Ministry of the Interior
• Selected committees of Domowina
• Supervisory Board of the KRABAT Mill Schwarzkollm gGmbH, Deputy Chair
• Assembly of the Saxon State Authority for Private Broadcasting and New Media (SLM), Chair
   

Volunteering: 

• Member of the Regional Association Michał Hórnik Kamjenc | Kamenz, Sorbian Artists’ Association, Sorbian School Association, Cyrill-Methodius Association and Sorbian Youth Association “Pawk”
• Chair of the Advisory Council on Sorbian Affairs of the Free State of Saxony
• Member of the Bautzen District Council
• Advisory Member of the Cultural Convention of Upper Lusatia – Lower Silesia

“I consider a bilingual Lusatia, in which the Sorbs are recognised and treated as equals at all levels, to be an achievable vision.”

“I do not believe that change is always required. My aim is to safeguard what is already in place.”

“I would like my engagement to benefit the Sorbian people. Over the years, I have gained valuable experience that I would like to pass on to the younger generation.”

“In my view, the key priority is the revitalisation and promotion of the Sorbian language, together with addressing the problems within the Sorbian school system.”

“For me, the preservation and development of the Sorbian language is our foremost priority. Language is the key to traditions, customs and the people themselves.”

“The Sorbian heritage of my homeland means a great deal to me. Through the Domowina, I have the opportunity to play an active role. I do not want to remain a bystander.”

“The opportunity to engage in societal processes and contribute to national development is something I see as a real enrichment of my life.”

“I see great potential in digital transformation, structural change and regional development, and I am committed to ensuring that we continue to progress in these fields.”

“In my opinion, the key priorities for the Sorbian people are identity, the younger generation, and the language.”

“Alongside support for young Sorbian families and initiatives to encourage their return to Lusatia, special measures should also be introduced to support those learning Sorbian, enabling them to learn the language more quickly and effectively.”

“In my view, the key task of our time is to bring the Sorbian language and identity back into everyday life, especially in Lower Lusatia.”

“My vision is that Sorbian should be the dominant language across all Sorbian educational institutions, from kindergarten to upper secondary level.”

“In my view, the Sorbian language must remain our central priority, together with concrete measures to support it. This includes strengthening schools, but also supporting parents.”

“As a young Sorb, I would like to bring fresh ideas to the Federal Executive Board that support a more modern understanding of Sorbian identity and politics.”

“It is important to advocate for the Sorbian people, to reinforce our political standing, and to speak out against the growing violence directed towards them.”

“Ultimately, what matters most is that every Sorb recognises the wealth inherent in our language and deliberately passes it on to the next generation.”

“I am committed to advocating for the interests of Sorbian youth on the Federal Executive Board and serving as their voice.”

“I want to play my part in protecting minorities and promoting a diverse society.”

“If all goes well, by 2100 we will have safeguarded and further developed the Sorbian settlement area. The Sorbian language will be alive – not just on paper.”

“To make Sorbian identity more visible – to show that we are here too, and to encourage people to openly identify as Sorbs in their daily lives and at work.”

“The Sorbian language is very important to me, as is everything associated with it: education – from nursery and kindergarten through to school and vocational training.”

“The Sorbian language is part of everyday life, and our Sorbian settlement area must be preserved in its current extent. The people who live there are proud Sorbs.”

“I believe it is important for the Sorbian people to be visible at federal level and to stand together as one people.”

“My vision is for the Sorbs to be recognised and treated as equals at every level, and for every child to have access to a good education and the opportunity to learn Sorbian.”

“I am committed to continuing to work towards effective solutions to the challenges within Sorbian schooling and education.”

“As Sorbs, it is our responsibility to ensure that our children learn correct and proper Sorbian, so that the language can live on.”