Projects
Memory, culture and rights: eight projects to explore the association’s areas of work.
Explore the projects
Historical memory and Romani culture
The historical memory trail of Romani Gràcia
The trail reconstructs the collective memory of Romani people in the Gràcia neighbourhood and strengthens social and cultural processes.
Education about the Samudaripen: the Roma Holocaust
Over the past 10 years, our association has worked to promote inclusive education and raise awareness of the Samudaripen in primary and secondary schools and public universities across Catalonia.
Rromnjako Seripen: gastronomy speaks in women’s voices and in Romani
Promoting knowledge and recognition of Roma people by recovering their gastronomic historical memory and culinary traditions from a gender perspective.
Promoting the Catalan language through the historical memory of Roma people
Promoting the Catalan language through the historical memory of Roma people creates a positive synergy that contributes to cultural enrichment and social cohesion, helping to build a fairer and more equal society.
Salsa and Romani rumba: music connecting Roma and Cuban people in Gràcia
Strengthening Romani and Cuban identities in Gràcia, encouraging cultural participation in local festivities and promoting knowledge of the neighbourhood’s musical historical memory. The project encourages multicultural dialogue and enriches cultural life, consolidating the identities of Cuban and Roma people.
Influencing the design, management and evaluation of public policies for minorities
Romani women and public policies
Creating a Romani feminist movement that influences the design, implementation, evaluation and research of public policies through participation and mentoring.
Amare Xakaj, Manuśikane Hakaja
‘Our rights are human rights.’ A project to empower Romani women and girls so they can take part in and lead the city’s participation and governance processes.
Short training modules against anti-Roma hatred
This project aims to eradicate hatred towards Roma people and combat anti-Roma racism while promoting Romani cultural diversity. By creating and developing short training modules for professionals, it encourages training in comprehensive, cross-cutting intercultural skills, contributing to a better knowledge and understanding of Romani culture.