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The 'International Roma Day' is commemorated on 8th of April. The first World Roma Congress was held in London on 8th of April, 1971. It is a very important day for the Roma people worldwide. Here you can find our raising awareness campaigns that we´re making to commemorate the 8th of April, since 2006.
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A campaign which demands working opportunities for young Roma men and women
THE ROMA SCHOOL DESK
The lost chapter of the History books
Equality means starting from Zero
Starting from Zero is an awareness campaign of the Fundación Secretariado Gitano launched in December 2017 to combat discrimination and demand equal opportunities for all people. The campaign emphasizes that discrimination places those who suffer in a disadvantaged position and perpetuates situations of inequality.
Prejudice is the most painful tattoo
A campaign to put the education of Roma students on the political agenda
Using the hastag #LeonorDejaLaEscuela (#LeonorDropsoutSchool) and the confusion as a hook, the campaign put the education of Roma girls and boys on the public debate and called the attention to the high rate of early school dropout: 6 out of 10 Roma students leave the studies before finishing the Compulsory Secondary Education.
Have a look at your dreams
Campaign to combat the early drop out of the classrooms of great part of the Roma students. Integrated by different actions: a casting in 21 cities in Spain; a "mentoring" action so that the young, with the hand of a professional of prestige, can have a look to the job of their dreams; also a concert to disseminate the project.
Raising awareness of the need to complete secondary studies for a better future
Roma with studies, Roma with a future
Employment as one of the pillars of social inclusion
Combating the unfair stereotypes associated with the Roma community
This is how we see the Roma community
In 2004, the Fundación Secretariado Gitano (FSG) launched its first major awareness-raising campaign, funded by the European Social Fund. Its goal? To break down negative stereotypes associated to the Roma community, to combat discrimination and to improve the social image of one of the most stigmatised and rejected social groups in Spain.
ER-0747/2014