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Headshot of a Roma girl looking directly at the camera
Programme
02 October 2017
Roma children
Read how we work to ensure Roma children's rights to a fulfilling childhood.
Albena
Article
06 December 2022
Albena is now a calm and fearless student
Young girl breaks barriers and starts school with professional help under the European Child Guarantee pilot project in Bulgaria.
Gabriela, 17, stands in front of one of her paintings.
Article
15 November 2022
A paint brush to remember Roma history
Gabriela, 17, is a Roma girl from Bucharest. An activist and painter, she uses her brush as a tool to advocate for the rights of Roma people.
Roma children
Page
01 February 2022
Social Inclusion of Roma Children
Online Event - 21 February 2022, 10.00-12.00 CET
A girl is in the classroom
Report
12 January 2022
Education pathways in Roma settlements: Understanding inequa
Findings from MICS6 in Kosovo*, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia

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Report English (PDF, 6 MB)
UNICEF
Photo essay
05 November 2021
Adjustment is key to success and sustainability
Roma cultural mediator helps participants in the workshops that are part of the EU Child Guarantee
Roma children
Article
02 July 2020
Going for a vaccination with my cousin Emina
Roma children in Bosnia and Herzegovina get routine and retroactive immunization
A family with four children
Article
01 October 2019
Support for an easier beginning for Roma children
After two years in Germany, the Ristic family is back in their home village
Renata, 14, takes a group selfie with her friends in front of Vulcănești school.
Article
02 April 2019
Renata goes to school… and stays in school
A young woman form Moldova is determined to break the stereotypes surrounding the Roma community
Silvija organizes workshops on child marriage twice a month in the Association “Ternipe”.
Link
19 July 2018
Child marriage and its consequences for girls in Serbia
More than 1 in 2 marry before the age of 18. Student Silvija Nesic is inspiring change.