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From January 2019, RomArchive, the digital archive of the Roma, will make Romani arts and cultures visible and demonstrate their contribution to European cultural history accessible online in three languages (English, German, Romanes). At last, a counter-narrative told by Roma themselves offers a reliable source of knowledge that confronts stereotypes and prejudices with facts. On the occasion of the launch …
In 2016, The Romani Cultural & Arts Company based in Cardiff, Wales, was very grateful to receive a £5000 grant to commission research and consultation into the opinions and aspirations of Gypsies and Travellers relating to the education provision on offer to their community’s children and young people. We are pleased to announce that the resulting report from the research …
The Welsh government consultation on the need for a strategy for Roma in Wales comes to a close today, and the question of whether there needs to be a dedicated policy must be answered with a demand that the term ‘migrant Roma’ be replaced as incorrect, both historically (all populations in Wales following the Neolithic builders of Parc Cwm, Pentre Ifan and …
