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As the Roma RISE project approaches its final stage, more than 40 participants joined the project’s International Online Roundtable on 30 September 2026 to reflect on its achievements, exchange experiences and, most importantly, discuss what should come next.
Join us for the final international roundtable of the RomaRise project!
As RomaRise approaches its conclusion, we invite you to join us online to reflect on the experiences and results of the project – and, most importantly, to look ahead.
Together with project partners, Roma activists, practitioners, young people and other stakeholders, we will exchange ideas on how the results, connections and initiatives developed through RomaRise can continue beyond the project.
We are delighted to share that Roma culture, identity and women’s perspectives will be featured as part of Researchers’ Night in Hungary, one of the country’s major public events bringing research, knowledge and society closer together.
Young people aged 18–29 from across the Danube Region are invited to apply to join the Danube Youth Council (DYC) and have their voices heard in the implementation and future development of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR).
Module 5 introduces two complementary approaches to supporting children and young people in vulnerable situations: street-based social intervention and mobile education. It explores key principles of streetwork, including trust-building, accessibility, empowerment and adapting interventions to local communities, alongside the Mobile School, an innovative educational tool bringing learning directly into public and community spaces.
All 5 international learning modules developed within RomaRise – Roma Resilience: Investing in Skills and Exchange are now available on Zenodo, offering a valuable collection of training resources for educators, youth workers, professionals and organisations working in the fields of education, social inclusion, youth empowerment and Roma communities.
On 30 June 2026, RCISD represented the RomaRise project at the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Book Fair 2026, organised by the University of East Anglia (UEA) as part of the Our Stories Matter and ROMLIT initiatives.
On 26 June 2026, the RomaRise consortium organised an international online training to introduce the project's newly developed online learning materials. More than 30 participants from partner countries joined the webinar, representing youth organisations, community workers, project partners and young Roma participants.
The international exchange activities of the project have officially come to an end, marking an important milestone in our shared journey. Over the past months, young participants and partner organisations from across Europe have come together to learn, exchange experiences, celebrate Roma identity, and build lasting international friendships.
As part of Work Package 2 (WP2) of the ROMA RISE Project, an RCISD representative participated in the International Training Programme hosted by ARSIS in Thessaloniki, Greece, from 3–6 June 2026. The four-day event brought together young participants and project partners from across Europe to strengthen the role of young Roma as ambassadors, mediators, and active citizens within their communities.
