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Dr Jodie Matthews co-curated an exhibition which was featured at the Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery in Leeds. The exhibition featured items from the Gypsy, Traveller and Roma Collections, owned by the University of Leeds. Dr Matthews explains why certain pieces were chosen to best demonstrate the ways in which the Gypsy way of life was romanticised by the media and says quite often the harsh realities, experienced by Romani Gypsies on a regular basis, were not portrayed.
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International Roma Day celebrates the culture of Roma and Sinti communities. But it's also for remembering that they still suffer discrimination. In Berlin, Roma and Sinti gathered at a memorial to members of their community murdered by the Nazis.
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In the last two decades, the Roma issue turned to be considerably frequent research topic, attracting the attention of various researchers, policy-making experts, public institutions and international organizations, which greatly shaped the public discourse on Roma. However, the overall discourse and awareness on Roma situation, often presents a “curious consensus on who the Roma are and typically reinforcing stereotypes” (Surdu, 2014). The results and effects of academic products are not only confined in the field of research, but also in scientific analysis. Evidently, academic thought is logically connected and affects many other spheres of social life, i.e. politics, economy, culture, and broader social relations, including public opinion. The purpose and objective of this event is to open once again debate and look at:
a. Diverse approaches and experiences apropos emerging national and European policies for Roma inclusion vis-à-vis
b. Aspirations for representation and contribution of Roma in the academic circles.
Referring upon the legitimate participation principle “Nothing for us, without us”, Roma intellectuals are often questioning the added value and relevance of academic research and policy advice. Taking into consideration the increased access of Roma students (facilitated by different programs and scholarship), which results in new generation of Roma MA and PhD students, the question of representation of Roma in academia yet remains. This discussion tackle the following questions: Does the existing research on Roma reinforce the stereotype image of Roma or produce new knowledge? How Roma contribute to the Academia and what is the importance of having Roma in Academia? How Universities can facilitate the access of Roma in Academia?
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In this vlog I share my personal experience living in a Roma neighborhood that many people considered dangerous. But my experience was very different from what most people imagine.
I talk about the time when I rented a room from a Roma man named Marian and lived in an area many locals warned me about. Despite the reputation, nothing bad ever happened to me there. In this video I share a few stories from that time, including funny moments, cultural misunderstandings, and everyday life.
This is also a small daily vlog from my day in Romania – going to work, recording during my break in one of my favorite places near my workplace, and later spending some time with my son Karim.
Sometimes places that people fear the most turn out to be very different when you actually live there.
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The Roma community in Hungary's capital is working to promote the richness of its culture and promote understanding of its traditions.
Roma volunteers are giving guided tours of their neighbourhood in Budapest, to help end marginalisation and discrimination.
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A gritty Budapest neighbourhood that has been compared to parts of New York City is hoping to attract visitors with a tour about its history and unique ethnic mix.
Known as Jozsefvaros (Joseph Town), Budapest's central 8th District is not typically featured in guidebooks.
The far side of the neighbourhood has been called the Bronx or Harlem of Budapest. Its ethnic mix is dominated by Roma but also features Turks, Chinese, Arabs, Africans and others in an ever-richer blend.
Roma volunteers from the Uccu Foundation (Roma Informal Education Foundation) provide weekly tours for foreigners and Hungarians, especially students who may not know this part of the city.
They're aiming to break down prejudices and stereotypes - something many Roma communities face across Europe.
Roma tour guide Andrea Ignacz, a student at the Central European University, says she, "Just wanted to show the people how Roma people are living here, the everyday life. Just a short look."
Ignacz speaks to foreign students about how some Hungarians avoid the area because "they are really afraid to come here".
The 90-minute tour includes a visit to a Roma violinist, who plays a piece mixing elements of Gypsy and Hungarian folk music, on his locally made violin.
The walking tour also goes via Matyas Square, which was a hub for street prostitution a decade ago.
At a memorial to Jewish residents killed in the Holocaust, Ignacz discuss the Roma genocide during World War II and the fact that in April 2015, the European Parliament voted to name 2nd August as the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day.
During the walk, participants get the chance to hear many stories of the Roma community and the differences within it.
"The best thing about this tour is that it's given by Roma to non-Roma," says Kaity O'Reilly, a student from Virginia in the USA.
"I think it's very important for a group to own their identity and spread their stories as their stories."
The neighbourhood hopes to benefit from Budapest's recent growth in tourism.
Hungary's capital city is now regularly featured in lists of the top 10 places to visit in post-communist Central Europe.
Jozsefvaros's glory is much faded. The palaces found in the area are not fully renovated and the art galleries are just a couple of rooms.
But the area's development has improved noticeably over the last decade, helped by the opening of a new subway line that runs through the district.
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Hundreds of foreigners, many of them Japanese, are flooding to Turkey to learn Oriental and Romany dances.
Some Turkish travel agencies are organising trips that combine dance lessons and sightseeing activities around the country.
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Megumi Masaki is a Japanese dancer who moved to Istanbul in January to learn belly dancing and the Turkish language and culture.
Masaki, who has taken the dance name of Milia, then jumped at the chance to travel to Edirne to learn Romany dance.
Edirne, a town near the Greek border is 149 miles (240 kilometres) west of Istanbul, has a thriving Roma culture.
Masaki started learning Middle Eastern dance styles five years ago in Japan and immediately got captivated by the culture.
She has since become interested in the Romany traditions.
The Roma arrived in Europe and the Middle East from India around the 14th century.
"I came to Turkey because I really wanted to learn more about Turkish and Romany dance inside the country", says Masaki.
American Lisa Kendrick, whose dance name is "Saroya", learnt about this course through a friend who visited last year.
Kendrick teaches belly dance in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States.
She was determined to join the tour when she found out that Ozgen, a Turkish Oriental and Romany choreographer based in the UK, was one of the teachers.
As the rest of the group, Kendrick is not only fascinated by the dance, but also by the local culture.
"Everything else in the world goes away", she says. "I have no worries, I have no problems, everything is wonderful when I dance. What I specifically love about the dances of the Middle East, Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon, Iran� I get to learn dance steps, but I also get to learn about a different culture."
Oriental Istanbul is one of the local tour operators that offer traveling combined with culture and belly dance lessons.
The company started operating in 2011, when their founders realised there was an increasing demand abroad for Turkish culture and dances.
Oriental Istanbul offers different cultural trips around the year, including activities like Turkish cuisine, Oriental, Dervish and Romany dance.
During the tour, the customers take lessons, enjoy the local cuisine and spirits and visit the most important monuments in town.
The groups are small, not exceeding 70 people, and many of them are Japanese, according to company staff.
"Usually we have clients from all around the world, including a lot of people from Asia, specially Japan. There is a big demand from Japan for Turkish belly dance", explains Burcu Kisakurek, one of the founding partners at Oriental Istanbul.
The customers usually travel first to Istanbul, where they enjoy some lessons and sightseeing activities, and afterwards to their final destination, in this case Edirne, where the Summer Roma festival is being held.
The tour fees range from 750 to 850 Euros ($1000 approx) for a 6 day tour, according to their staff, including lessons, accommodation and transportation.
Figures by the Turkish Statistical Institute show that in 2013 about 35 million foreigners visited Turkey, including almost 200,000 from East Asian countries, 87 per cent of them Japanese.
When the travellers finally join the Roma crowd in Edirne, the locals are amazed by their dancing skills.
Many Roma people want to take pictures with them and are curious about their knowledge of the Turkish culture.
One of the Oriental Istanbul founding partners is Yoko Gemba, from Japan.
She moved to Istanbul in 2007 where she began learning Oriental dances.
She began learning belly dance in Los Angeles in 2007.
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