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Teresa San Román Espinosa was awarded the FSG Prize in its first edition, for “deepening our understanding of the Roma community”. The anthropologist received the prize with a sincere ovation at the closing ceremony of the first Conference “Roma Community. Citizenship and Diversity”.
Teresa San Román: for deepening our understanding of the Roma community
On 24 May 2011, the first edition of the Conference “Roma Community. Citizenship and Diversity” convened by the FSG was celebrated in Madrid, and served as a framework for awarding the first FSG prize.
In 2011, the Prize was awarded to Teresa San Román in recognition of her long trajectory in “deepening our understanding, not merely theoretical but especially practical, of the Roma community through her research, publications and thinking”. The prize, awarded in the form of a metal box by the President of the FSG, Pedro Puente, included a quote from one of the anthropologist’s articles dedicated to the Roma.
Teresa San Román thanked the FSG for the prize in front of an assembly that paid tribute to the work of the anthropologist with a sincere ovation.
Teresa San Román receives the FSG Prize from the hands of Pedro Puente, President of the FSG.
"To all Roma with thousands of open paths among closed roads. To all Roma negated by misrepresentations and hurtful or empty words. To those Roma hidden in the aftermath of the dazzling and instantaneous applause. To all Roma whom I love as one loves human beings: without knowing them or in the embrace of friendship. To all those Roma who taught me their lives, about life, about my own life”. Teresa San Román
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