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Network
Media Program - Roma
Media Fund
The Roma Media Fund provides training
and other assistance to Roma media in Central and Eastern Europe
and the former Soviet Union.
Network Women’s Program
The Network Women’s Program (NWP) works
with the Soros foundations to promote the advancement of women's
human rights, equality and empowerment as integral parts of
the democratization process. The NWP is committed to the empowerment
of Romani women.
Public
Administration Training Program for Elected Roma Leaders
The aim of this program is to provide
training for locally elected Roma leaders who participate actively
in local governance, local decision-making and the implementation
of local policy-making practices.
Roma
Culture Initiative
The Roma Culture Initiative supports
Roma high culture in Central and Eastern Europe: history, art,
language, oral or written literature, cultural anthropology
and musicology.
Roma
Memorial University Scholarship Program
OSI has announced a scholarship program
for eligible Romani students at the university level. The funds
for this memorial program derive from gold looted by the Nazis
during World War II and held by the Allied powers since then.
Roma
Participation Program
The
RPP works to help Roma help themselves in the struggle for greater
integration into the societies of the countries in which they
live. It aims to empower them to take part in the democratic
process and to fight for an open society in which they are equal
partners.
Romaversitas
(supported by the Higher Education Support
Program)
Romaversitas is an educational program
for Hungarian undergraduate students of Roma origin in Hungary
and Macedonia.
NEXT
PAGE Foundation - Next Page is a foundation
registered in Sofia, Bulgaria under the auspices of Open Society
Institute - Budapest (www.osi.hu) to take over OSI's activities
in translations' and publishing support formerly run by its
Center for Publishing Development. Next
Page promotes free flow of information by supporting translations
of importance for the societies in Central and Eastern Europe
and the former Soviet Union, and is working for the development
of independent publishing in those countries.
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