On Friday morning you are kindly invited to visit the market stalls at the project market and conference hall presentation, where various experts will present their results and experiences. You will be able to discuss the projects with them, examine the materials, exchange experiences, contacts, conceive new ideas, etc.
We invite you to participate with your own presentations, too. You could give your contribution through various types of activities:
- A presentation at the stall with materials,
- A presentation in the conference hall through different types of activities for e.g. presentation of your practices/project/material/experience, you can also prepare an exhibition, a cultural performance, a video projection, etc.
If you wish to participate either fill out the registration form or send an application to the email address err.project@ric-nm.si where you will also get additional information about your possibilities.
You can visit the following project stalls*:
- SRAP – addiction prevention within Roma and Sinti communities
- Early marriage – culture or abuse?
- Successful Inclusion of Roma into Education II
- SORO – Cooperation for Roma health
- e-RR e-Roma Resource
- FINALLY – Financial literacy for the Roma
- Together toward knowledge – Realization of goals of the Strategy of the education of the Roma population in the Republic of Slovenia
- Training packages for health professionals to improve access and quality of health services for migrants and ethnic minorities, including the Roma (MEM-TP)
- Romano Kher | Roma House
- Better Perspective of Roma Women on the Labour Market
- Ready together
- The Improvement of the Position of Roma Children in Education in Baranja Region
- Roma Culture in Slovakia
- Rencont’roms nous – A cultural project
- REYN – Romani Early Years Network
- Better together for Roma in Croatia / Platform for Roma Inclusion in Medjimurje
- Day Centre KHER ŠU BEŠI
- Day Centre for Roma Children
- POU POUKA – Roma assistants in class
Conference Hall Presentation*:
- Research and project activities focused on migrant and Roma health at Public Health Department, Daniela Kállayová, Trnava University, Slovakia
- Anthropological, linguistic and dialectological research of Roma in NRW (Germany), Center of education, research and social care Romani emancipacija, Trajko Petrovski Beograd, Serbia
- Rencont’roms nous – a cultural organisation to include Roma population, Nathanaël Vignaud, Rencont’roms nous, Toulouse, France
- Ready together, Jagoda Novak, UNICEF Croatia, Croatia
- Traditional Romany culture in Slovakia, Institute of Romany studies, Nitra, Michal Kozubík, Slovakia
- Together toward knowledge – Realization of goals of the Strategy of the education of the Roma population in the Republic of Slovenia, Zoran Ogrizek, Barbara Kejžar, Center šolskih in obšolskih dejavnosti/Center for School and Outdoor Education, Slovenia
- Ensuring access to quality preschool programmes for Roma children and their parents, The Educational Research Institute, Samanta Baranja, Developmental Research Center for Pedagogical Initiatives Step by Step, Slovenia
- Mobile Support Service for Roma – Path of Empowerment of Roma, Tina Strnad, Development and Education Centre Novo Mesto, Slovenia
- Project Successful Inclusion of Roma into Education II, Maja Rupnik, People’s University of Kočevje, Slovenia
- National project Social field work in municipalities (2012-2015) – achievements and visions for the future, Igor Takáč, Implementation agency of Slovak Ministry of employment, social affairs and family, Bratislava, Slovakia
- Early marriage – culture or abuse?, Barbara Mavrin, LU Kočevje, Slovenija
- Integration of Roma children, Ljiljana Tokić, Dječji vrtić Cvrčak, Beli Manastir, Croatia
- ILO Project – Promoting Decent Work Opportunities for Roma Youth in Central and Eastern Europe, Verena Schmidt, ILO, Budapest, Hungary
- Every student can be a winner: reducing the drop-out rate among Roma Students, Teodora Krumova, Amalipe Center, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria
- Let’s look forward to the countryside, Beáta Danišová, Úsmev ako dar – centrum Mak, Trnava, Slovakia
- The Influence of selected aspects of lifestyle on obesity and overweight among the Roma minority in the region of South Bohemia, Radka Prokešová, František Dolak, University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice, Faculty of Health and Social Studies, České Budějovice, Czech Republic
- Building a Participated Local Action Plan: the role of social research, Oana Marcu, Codici Social Research Agency, Milan, Italy
- Good ideas and bad practices in an Italian Sinti political participation experience, Greta Persico, independent researcher, Italy
- MS4ROW: A mentoring system for Roma teenage girls and women on their vocational and educational path, Patricija Pavlič, CIK Trebnje, Slovenia
- Integration of Roma children into educational process in primary school Mirana Jarca Črnomelj, Zlata Vranešič, OŠ Mirana Jarca Črnomelj, Slovenia
- Meeting with storytelling, Alenka Bašelj, Osnovna šola Šentjernej, Slovenia
- OŠ Bršljin – We all progressing, Mateja Hadler, OŠ Bršljin, Slovenia
- OŠ Bršljin – We all work together, Metka Uršič, OŠ Bršljin, Slovenia
- OŠ Bršljin – We are all successful, Lidija Lampe, OŠ Bršljin, Slovenia
- How the e-RR platform support my work in classroom, Katarina Črtalič, OŠ Bršljin, Slovenia
- Roma wheel on the way of education/Romski kotač na putu obrazovanja, Sanja Drakulić, Osnovna škola Orahovica, Croatia
- Project Cooperation for the health of Roma people, Julija Škarabot Plesničar, LU Kočevje, Slovenia
- Health policy and Vulnerable groups´ program in Slovakia, Peter Letanovsky, The Surgeon General’s Office of The Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic, Ružomberok, Slovakia
- Promotion of health among Roma, Mojca Šenica, Health Care Centre Novo mesto, Slovenia
- Literacy of Roma students: analysis of speaking and reading skills, Tina Dović, OŠ Grm Novo mesto, Slovenia
- OŠ LA Grosuplje – Examples of good practice, Janja Pečelin, OŠ LA Grosuplje, Slovenia
- OŠ LA Grosuplje, The challenges, brought by solutions, Antonela Vovk, OŠ LA Grosuplje, Slovenia
- Successful work in the classroom, Lili Vavžik, OŠ Grm Novo mesto, Slovenia
- Individual programme for Roma pupils, Andrej Prah, OŠ Šmihel, Slovenia
- Challenges in the educational process of Roma children who are involved in an adapted educational programme, Helena Prosen Zupančič, OŠ Dragotina Ketteja, Novo mesto, Slovenia
- Pebbles in the mosaic of tolerance – creative work with Roma students, Mojca Klobučar, Osnovna šola Šmihel, Slovenia
- Growing hearts from Kerinov Grm, Tamara Vonta, Teja Mešiček, Olivera Mirković, Jasna Hudorovič, Sarenka Hudorovac, CŠOD Leskovec pri Krškem, Slovenia
- Roma students who attend a primary school with an adapted education programme – occurrence and resolution of violence, Jasna Banovec, OŠ Dragotina Ketteja, Slovenia
- Working with Roma pupils in the primary school OŠ Milke Šobar Nataše Črnomelj, Jana Vranešič, Darinka Jerman, OŠ Milke Šobar Nataše Črnomelj, Slovenia
- The importance of teamwork when working with young Roma at the secondary level of primary school, Petra Radujko, OŠ LA Grosuplje, Slovenia
- Roma Early Childhood Inclusion (RECI+) Croatia report: Research findings, Lynette Šikić-Mićanović, Antropologija, Croatia
- One Approach, Many Solutions, Savka Savova, Hesed, Bulgaria
- SRAP – Addiction Prevention within Roma and Sinti communities, Elisa Trimeri, La Piccola Carovana Cooperativa Sociale, Italija
- Successful home improvement and community support practices of Habitat for Humanity Bulgaria, Boryana Parvanova, Habitat for Humanity Bulgaria, Bulgaria
- Literacy Cubed – Focus on Roma Families (LIT3), Ariana-Stanca Vacaretu, Consortiul International, LSDGC, Romania
- Healthy Communities – The transformation of the grass roots project into a National one, Michal Kubo, Organisation: Healthy Communities, n.p.o., Slovakia
- Mentorship and scholarship support for Roma pupils enrolled in secondary schools in Serbia, Darko Kerekes, Radenka Vasiljević, Roma Education Fund, Representative office in the Republic of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia
- Roma children also need organized informal everyday activities in their home environment, Tina Cigler, Association for Developing Voluntary Work Novo Mesto, Slovenia
* These will not be the only projects presented at the project market and conference hall. We are still collecting applications for the presentations.