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1st Roma Café with our special guests Adriatic Hasantari and Gerta Xega from Roma Active Albania

25 January 2012

Roma café
ERGO Network organizes monthly Roma café to share Roma realities through exchange of facts, ideas, trends, to feed the policy debate on Roma Inclusion and Citizenship.

Roma caféis an informal space for all who are working or are interested on Roma issues and are eager to understand better the cause. ERGO Network sees it crucially important to provide space for Roma and officials as well as the others to share their stories and debate together about realities and challenges.

During each Roma café, Roma personalities from all over Europe are invited as debate starters, like human rights activists, researchers, social workers, celebrities as well as people who work closely with Roma on grassroots level. While drinking a coffee, a custom of many Roma people, the moderated debate brings us closer to each other. Roma café has the intention to bring new thoughts into our lives, projects and policies.
Roma caféis held in English. 

Roma café 01/2012

When:January 30, 2012 from 7 p.m.
Where: Mundo B Building, Rue d’Edimbourg 26 (Fair Trade room)
 

Special guests:Adriatic Hasantari and Gerta Xega (Roma Active Albania)
Topic to be discussed:Views on empowerment of young Roma people.

Questions to be answered:What is the impact of EU financed projects in daily life of Roma? What is the role of young Roma people in the inclusion process? What is needed for the effective implementation of projects on local level? How do you motivate young people to be active? How to mobilize them?  What about the generation gap? How to ensure that the tradition Roma leadership is not an obstacle?