Addressing Technology-Facilitated Gender Based Violence against Roma Women

Internal Capacity Building Workshops

Internal capacity building workshops are a valuable tool for organizations looking to develop the skills and knowledge of their employees. These workshops provide our members with the opportunity to learn new techniques, develop new strategies and gain knowledge that will help them to be more effective in their roles. They are also a great way to foster team building and collaboration within the Collective. By bringing our members to learn and work together, we create a more cohesive and effective workforce. Additionally, the workshops are tailored to the specific needs of the members, ensuring that they receive training that is relevant and up-to-date.

Dilemmas of intersectionality - a debate

In different countries, the presence of roma LGBT+ in social movements is in many situations isolated. Facing racism along with homo*lesbo*transphobia, classism and sexism in communities and spaces, being questiond, fitting in gadje standards, struggling to find a community or space where to feel a sense of belonging. How do we fit in different spaces? How to make them more inclusive? Who holds the reponsability of deconstructing them from whiteness? When is it the time to talk about racism along with other intersectionalities?

Moderator:
• Alba Hernández, Co-founder Feminist Collective of Romani Gender Experts (Spain)

Participants:
• Ana Jovanovic, Romani LGBTIQ+ Human rights monitor-European Roma Rights Centre (Serbia)
• Alexandra Ciccone, romnja queer activist feminist (Romania)
• Antonella Lerca Duda, roma transgender and ex political candidate, writer and activist (Romania)
• Sandra Selimovic, Artist, co-founder RomanoSvato (Austria/Serbia)
• Valentina Eminova, activist for roma LGBT+ rights, imprtheater and performer

Call for publications

The call for publications by Roma women for Roma women is an opportunity to amplify the voices of women. With this call, Roma women are being encouraged to share their stories, experiences, and insights with other women in the community, through writing, drawing or any other form of art. This initiative seeks to promote greater visibility for Roma women and their perspectives. It also aims to build solidarity among Roma women by creating a platform where they can connect, share and learn from one another. The call is open to all Roma women, regardless of their educational background or experience. By sharing their stories, Roma women can help to create a more inclusive and supportive community, where everyone's voice is heard and valued.