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EDITED BY
ANDREW RYDER,
MARIUS TABA AND
NIDHI TREHAN

ROMANI COMMUNITIES AND TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE

A New Social Europe

First published in Great Britain in 2021 by

Policy Press, an imprint of

Bristol University Press

University of Bristol

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ISBN 978-1-4473-5750-6 paperback

ISBN 978-1-4473-5751-3 ePub

ISBN 978-1-4473-5752-0 OA ePdf

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I am a Sinto, the son of a Holocaust survivor who lost six aunts and uncles in the Holocaust. I know how racism feels and I dont want anyone to endure what my people and I have to endure on a daily basis We not only have COVID-19 in Europe, but a pandemic that is older and even more dangerous RACISM! Are we finally prepared to confront this reality and correct this injustice?

Romeo Franz, Member of European Parliament, Greens/EFA, speech before the European Parliament in favour of a new and more robust EU Romani policy, Brussels, 9 July 2020

A great icy mountain, an iceberg,

Is standing in front of me,

Its made out of arrogant lords

All of them speak of something.

All of them know something.

All of them one to another

Are telling foolish stories

about the Roma

Stop it, gentleman!

Do you all want the truth?

If you want, Ill show you

Real Gypsydom (Romanipen)

The Roma, gentlemen

Are a people, just a people

Extract from Iceberg, a poem written in 1976 by Leksa Manush (Aleksandr Belugin), a Latvian Romani poet

Contents

Andrew Ryder, Marius Taba and Nidhi Trehan

Roland Ferkovics, Andrew Ryder and Marek Szilvasi

Marius Taba

Bernard Rorke

Interviewed and translated by Katalin Rostas

Anna Darczi, Lisa Smith and Sarah Cemlyn

Nidhi Trehan and Margareta Matache

Angla Kcz and Nidhi Trehan

Romeo Franz

BLM	Black Lives Matter
CEU	Central European University
CoE	Council of Europe
CSCE	Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
EC	European Commission
ERIAC	European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture
ERRC	European Roma Rights Centre
EU	European Union
FRA	Fundamental Rights Agency
GRT	Gypsies, Roma and Travellers
IRU	International Romani Union
LGBTQ	lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer
LIBE	Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
NGO	non-governmental organization
NRIS	National Roma Integration Strategies
OSCE	Office of Security and Cooperation in Europe
OSF	Open Society Foundation
RC	Romani CRISS
REF	Roma Education Fund
UN	United Nations

Sarah Cemlyn, a Fellow of Corvinus University Budapest, is a long-time social practitioner, researcher and activist with Gypsies, Travellers and Roma, focusing on human rights, equality and empowerment. She undertook the first English-wide survey of social service responses to Gypsies and Travellers, led the 2009 Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) report into inequalities they experience, and participated in accommodation, education and broader policy research studies. Recently, she worked with European and British Romani women activists to analyse Romani womens and young peoples activism.

Anna Darczi holds a BA in Social Education and an MA in Gender Studies from the Central European University (CEU). She is an expert in Romani youth issues and gender equality, and worked at the Tom Lantos Institute, Hungary, managing its Romani rights and citizenship programme for two years. She has been coordinating the Voluntary Service Programme of the Phiren Amenca International Network since September 2016, where she works to empower Romani young people in civic and political participation.

Roland Ferkovics is a political scientist, researcher and advocate who focuses his professional attention on the political representation of Roma and their educational and employment inclusion in European countries. He holds an MA degree from the Department of Political Science of the CEU and a BA degree from the Department of Political Science of the University of Szeged. He currently works at the Roma Education Fund (REF) as Policy and Advocacy Officer, and, in the past, has been employed by Columbia University, CEU, Penn State University, the German Marshall Fund of the US and Morgan Stanley.

Romeo Franz is an EU lawmaker for the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance. As a Member of European Parliament from Germany, he serves as Vice Chair of the Culture and Education Committee and is a substitute member on both the Employment and Social Affairs and the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committees.

James K. Galbraith holds the Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and is Professor of Government at the University of Texas at Austin.

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