A good article on the impact of boards on charities and on minorities. And good work by some foundations such as the Freudenberg Foundation in Germany who has delegated the money and the decisions to a Sinti foundation.
– Charity boards are a throwback to a ‘male, pale and stale’ world. In: Financial Times. 25.09.2018. https://www.ft.com/content/83cc19e6-bdb7-11e8-8dfd-2f1cbc7ee27c [link-preview url=”https://www.ft.com/content/83cc19e6-bdb7-11e8-8dfd-2f1cbc7ee27c”]
What have Pippi Longstockings and Roma in common. Nothing, except that a play based on Astrid Lingren’s work now casts Pippi as a Roma girl living in a camp.
– ‘Thug Life’: Swedes Fret as Pippi Longstocking Becomes Homeless Roma in Ghetto. In: Sputnik. 26.09.2018. https://sputniknews.com/viral/201809261068350043-sweden-pippi-longstocking-roma/ [link-preview url=”https://sputniknews.com/viral/201809261068350043-sweden-pippi-longstocking-roma/”]
The last report of the Association 21 July, shows that in Italy, there are about 26’000 Roma and Sinti living in emergency housing and camps. 43% of Roma and Sinti are Italian citizens. 55% are children who are more likely to pay the price of social isolation, lack of schooling, and poor health care.
– Italia “Paese dei campi”, la vera integrazione è molto lontana. In: Felicita Publica. 25.09.2018. http://www.felicitapubblica.it/2018/09/25/italia-paese-dei-campi-la-vera-integrazione-lontana/ [link-preview url=”http://www.felicitapubblica.it/2018/09/25/italia-paese-dei-campi-la-vera-integrazione-lontana/”]
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