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One of the key components in combating discrimination is education in the spirit of tolerance and acceptance of multicultural diversity. Through the actions of the project, we want to provide the public with the necessary tools to raise awareness of their cultural specificity and thus counter stereotypes and promote multicultural understanding. We believe that the revival of crafts is one of the main ways to empower the Roma community and to combat prejudices and negative stereotypes about them, therefore we will organize training courses for Roma, thematic workshops for students with Roma craftsmen as trainers, but also a series of sales of hand-made products by Roma craftsmen within fairs.
The project consists of several activities aimed at promoting the Romani culture, but also at creating a bridge between the general public and this historical minority.
Training courses
Organization of training courses for the Roma community, in order to introduce and develop a new vision on the art of craftsmanship as a future activity for young people.
Exhibitions
Organizarea unor expoziții în oglindă, „Romii din România în Norvegia”, respectiv „Romii din Norvegia în România” în scopul promovării patrimoniului și identității rome din cele două țări partenere
Fairs
Organizing 4 fairs, selling handmade products and performing demonstrations dedicated to the Romani cultural heritage, thus providing to Romani craftsmen with opportunities for entrepreneurial development.
Reconstruction of the Romani household in the Village Museum
An original Romani household will be restored and revitalized in the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum.
Monday – Thursday – 08.00 AM – 4.30 PM
Friday – 08.00 AM – 2.00 PM
Phone – 021 317 9103
Fax – 021 317 90 68
E-mail - contact@romanorinterferences.ro
This project is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014 – 2021 within the RO-CULTURE Programme
