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With approximately 12 Million people living in Europe for centuries, the Roma are the continent’s biggest ethnic minority. At the same time they are the its most disliked and discriminated minority, with every third person not wanting to have a Roma neighbour and 80% of Roma living at the risk of poverty.
Antigypsyism – a specific form of racism against people who are perceived as ‘Gypsies’ in the public imagination, is at the core of the social exclusion and discrimination of Roma.
PECAO will counter antigypsyist hate speech online by working with young people, using a combination of peer education and monitoring in order to obtain two-fold results: the peer education methodology will achieve a direct change in attitudes and actions of a high number of young people, and the monitoring will contribute to better understanding and a more systemic change of policies through advocacy based on the results.
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– To raise awareness of young people in ten countries of the adverse impact of hate speech on Roma and of the importance to report antigypsyist online hate speech.
– To train young Roma as peer educators and to empower them to monitor and report hate speech online
– To advocate for anti-discrimination policies that take into account the online sphere as well as antigypsyism as a bias motivation.
– To raise awareness of other stakeholders of antigypsyist hate speech in online media
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- Standard workshop materials in EN, BG, CZ, HU, RO and ES on antigypsyism, hate speech, monitoring, advocacy and awareness-raising
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Funded by the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (2014-2020) with co-funding from Google.org:
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- Integro Association (Bulgaria)
- Nevo Parudimos (Romania)
- Federation of Catalan Roma Associations (FAGIC), Spain
- Romaversitas (Hungary)
- Romanonet (Czech Republic)
- ERGO Network (Belgium)
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Funding from the Google.Org Impact Challenge on Safety in the framework of ERGO Network’s project Peer education to counter antigypsyist online hate speech:
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- La Voix des Rroms (France)
- Upre Roma (Italy)
- Roma Women Fund Chiricli (Ukraine)
- RROMA (North Macedonia)
- Roma Active Albania (Albania)
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