REmembering Genocide Against Roma Discrimination

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Following the anniversaries of the Roma calendar, REGARD proposes a project aimed at preserving and transmitting the memory of Roma genocide and resistance by considering its root causes and consequences, and the implications for today. As an integrated action model, the project plans to implement in Croatia, Romania and Italy a set of activities: Surveys on the knowledge of Roma genocide and Roma culture and on anti-gypsyism (300 people);Training modules for schools on Roma genocide, Roma resistance and Roma history and culture for students and teachers supporting the remembrance of Samudaripen in textbooks (500 to 600 students and teachers); Participatory processes with institutions and civil society to foster a common culture of remembrance and mutual understanding between Roma and non-Roma, men and women, and develop shared intervention strategies for fighting antigypsysm (600 reprentatives od civil society); Cultural Events and on the artistic expressions of Roma created during and after Samudaripen, remembering the Holocaust including three international conferences attended by Romani scholars of Roma culture scholars to sustain the EU goal of integrating the historical narrative of the Roma into the national and European onefor both targets groups but open to the public (1200 to 1350 people). The outputs will be: 1 educational toolkit (manuals, exhibitions); 1 common scenario per country and 1 international shared intervention strategy to promote the commemoration of samudaripen and the fight against anti-gypsyism; 1 set of survey results on the awareness of the target groups regarding the aforementioned topics; activity reports; website and social media