Eugen Raportoru has reached a point where his work speaks for itself. Invited to this year’s Venice Biennale to represent the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture, Eugen Raportoru confirms his status as an artistic symbol of this ethnic group. However, his life was not always easy, and he experienced a late consecration. Still, despite all adversity, the fact that he succeeded demonstrates his potential to become a role model for aspiring young Roma. Just as artist Ion Brodeală had been an influence for young Eugen, at a time when today’s brilliant career could not even be glimpsed…
For centuries, music has been the only way Roma people could carry on with their culture, traditions, language, and even myths. However, after the collapse…
Interview with Nicoleta Vișan, the woman who changed the face of anti-eviction activism in Ferentari
own house. Yet, she never hesitates to help people in her community or people facing eviction.
Creative teenagers and young adults who grew up in Ferentari neighborhood in Bucharest write articles about Roma culture, with editorial guidance, as part of “Avdives,…
Second week of non-formal education summer program convinced more children from Belin to participate in the activities. They discovered together: Health as civil right and…
Children from Belin finished the first week of non-formal education summer program. Curiosity, joy, exploration and pride are the words that best describe their reactions…
Interviu de Rosianu Vlad-Andrei & Serban Alexia 2 august este Ziua Memorială a Holocaustului Romilor, pentru a reaminti genocidul care a avut loc în al…
“It is really cool at summer school” said a child today. Initially, many of them had no intention to participate, but they gave in to…
Nelutu Petrache came today in Ferentari and talked with children about how they can obtain success. “It is important to love what you do. Could…
Civil education workshop helped children better understand the behaviors they see around them and what it means to be a responsible citizen. By playing they…