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French Chronicle …

décembre 3, 2023 Published by: Roma Foundation

Not much of the usual camp closure and petty criminality this week, which is good. An article about a new dictionnary on Roma, an exhibition on Roma ghettoes in France, and an article about online racism.

Dictionnaire du peuple rrom. In: Le Monde Diplomatique. 01.12.2023. https://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2023/12/DERENS/66427
VIDEO – Christophe Fortin expose ses photos des bidonvilles de Montpellier. In: France Bleu. 01.12.2023. https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/l-invite-du-8-9/video-christophe-fortin-expose-ses-photos-des-bidonvilles-de-montpellier-3639609
Plus de la moitié des publications en ligne considérées comme haineuses. In Euronews. 29.11.2023. https://fr.euronews.com/next/2023/11/29/plus-de-la-moitie-des-publications-en-ligne-considerees-comme-haineuses

Nouvelles d'Europe de l'est Slovaquie

Slovakia, Roma, and Fashion

décembre 3, 2023 Published by: Roma Foundation

The former and fourth president of the Slovak Republic, Andrej Kiska, presented a fashion brand in Bratislava that changes the lives of Roma. The unique ROMADE project was created with the aim of systematically helping people from Roma communities in Slovakia. It provides them with permanent employment, regular income and professional advice. The ROMADE fashion brand is represented by original collections that were created by combining Roma culture, the talent of Slovak designers and the work of Roma.

Štvrtý prezident Slovenskej republiky Andrej Kiska predstavil v Bratislave módnu značku, ktorá mení životy Rómov. In: Týždeň. 02.12.2023. https://www.tyzden.sk/video/103695/stvrty-prezident-slovenskej-republiky-andrej-kiska-predstavil-v-bratislave-modnu-znacku-ktora-meni-zivoty-romov-/?ref=naj#google_vignette

Nouvelles d'Europe de l'ouest Espagne

Barcelona and Roma

décembre 3, 2023 Published by: Roma Foundation

A route through Barcelona is quite different from the ones that take place in the city centre and which aim to show the beautiful side of Barcelona. Organized by EMIC Maridadges Culturals and the Catalan Institute of Anthropology (ICA), in the framework of Anthropology Week, it is called La ciutat dels oblidats. It is led by the historian Montse Solé and wants to show the city that is often not explained. In other words, visit the places where mainly the Roma population settled, and which were on the outskirts of Barcelona.

Barraques i poble gitano: una ruta per la geografia dels oblidats. In: Linia. 29.11.2023.https://liniaxarxa.cat/a-fons/barraques-poble-gitano-ruta-geografia-oblidats/