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| Information
on Soros Foundations Network Programs |
| OSI Programs and OSI-Supported
Programs |
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Council
of Europe/OSI Internship Scheme
This scheme offers three-month internships at
the Council of Europe to young Roma students and
professionals.
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Network
Media Program
One of the Network Media Program's focus areas is
support for Roma media in Central and Eastern Europe
and the former Soviet Union. |
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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.
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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. |
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Roma
Education Initiative
The Roma Education Working Committee is calling
for proposals from national Soros foundations for
the Roma Education Initiative (REI), supported through
the Education Support Program of OSI-Budapest. |
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Roma
Literary Awards (Press Release)
On April 8, 2003, OSI presented the Roma Literary
Awards to honor Roma artistic achievement in literature.
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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.
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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. |
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This list mainly includes articles
from the Roma
photo exhibition featuring works by Rolf
Bauerdick and Jason Orton. Numerous other books
and articles can be located through the pages listed
below under Other Roma Sites and Bibliographies/Research
Aids. |
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Trust
The essential prerequisite between Roma and educational
institutions
by Mareile Krause, from the RPP Reporter, Vol. 1,
No.
1, May 1998 |
| Bibliographies/Research
Aids |
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eumap.org:
Library: International Minority Rights
This site, maintained by OSI's EU Accession
Monitoring Program, provides access to documents,
news and original articles about minority rights
in the states of Central and Eastern Europe which
are candidates for European Union accession. |
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Reference
Information Paper 3: Roma (Gypsies)
Records of the Research Institute, Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty Information Resources Department, on the
website of the Open Society Archives at CEU |
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Roma
and Forced Migration: Annotated Bibliography
This annotated bibliography, prepared by OSI’s Forced
Migration Projects in 1998, assembles texts directly
concerned with the forced migration of the Roma,
as well as other books, articles, periodicals, and
various collections which provide background information
on the Roma and their socio-economic, political
and legal experience. |
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European
Roma Rights Center
The European Roma Rights Center (ERRC) is an international
public interest law organization which monitors
the situation of Roma in Europe and provides legal
assistance to victims of human rights violations.
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Open
Directory Project Romani Pages
These pages provide links to resources in areas
from arts to health to language to religion. The
"Rights" page contain links to numerous articles
(mainly from the late 1990s) and international documents
related to Roma rights as well as to organizations
working in the field. |
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The
Patrin Web Journal
This site contains articles on Romani history, culture
and traditions, a directory of Romani organizations,
news about the Roma, links to other Roma websites,
a listing of articles by country and other resources. |
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