Member Organisations

Our primary activity focuses on enhancing community development among the Roma minority through an inclusive approach. This approach is based on mutually active co-operation between minority and majority populations. The most important area is education and the improvement of the social status of disadvantaged groups. We employ research methods to acquire relevant data, serving as support tools in public discourse.

Founded in 2002 by 20 Roma women, the association works to promote, defend and legalise the rights of Roma especially women through collective organising, legal advocacy, and solidarity. It focuses on improving education, civic participation and cultural engagement, while also supporting cooperation with public institutions to strengthen Roma inclusion across Greece.

Since 2004, the Roma Women Fund CHIRICLI trained more than 20 Roma leaders, helped to establish and coordinate seven NGOs dedicated to Roma and Roma-related issues and helped them to develop programs on health, pre-school education, human rights as well as organize conferences, educational workshops, trainings, press-conferences, round-table discussions, festivals, publications in media etc., to raise Roma issues on national and regional level, to make their work more visible and to change the situation of the Roma communities for better. The organisation was the first in Ukraine to raise the question of Roma women.

ROMNI works to support and empower Roma women through legal aid, psychological support, and rehabilitation services. The organisation promotes social inclusion, offers training and education programmes, and raises awareness of the specific challenges Roma women face.

Romano Centro was one of the first Roma organisations in Austria, founded in 1991 with the overall objective to improve the living conditions of Roma, to foster cultural exchange, fight racism and stereotypes and to promote Roma culture and language. Romano Centro is active in the fields of education, social counselling, anti-racism, youth and intercultural exchange.

RomanoNet, z. s., was established in February 2017 to provide an umbrella and coordinate cooperation between non-governmental and non-profit organisations working with the Roma minority in the Czech Republic. The mission of the RomanoNet organisation is to promote an integration policy that emphasises respect for human rights, equality, the participation of Roma in public life and their involvement in decision-making processes.
The goal of Romanonet is to share experiences and promote good practice that leads to the improvement of the position of Roma in the Czech Republic.

Founded in 1996. In Romaversitas we believe that creating our narrative and changing the current ones is essential for social change. Therefore, our vision is a strong Romani intelligentsia that is capable of asserting the communities’ interests in Hungary, creating narratives for Roma People. Our mission is to provide support for young Roma to acquire academic degrees, enhance their skills, shape their identity, and empower them to build resilient communities.

We are deeply convinced that, as a long-term investment, the education of Romani youth brings sustainable and real social change.

Romni APS is dedicated to empowering Roma and Sinti women and fighting all forms of gender discrimination. The organisation focuses on education, grassroots activism, and promoting Roma inclusion in both Italian and European society. Through community-based projects, Romni APS challenges prejudice and discrimination, while promoting equal dignity, civic values, and respect for diverse identities. Their mission is to confront both direct and indirect discrimination against Roma communities and foster equality through inclusive, local action.

Founded in 2007, Sastipen is a leading Roma-led NGO focused on advancing health equity through inclusive policy and practice. The organisation strengthens dialogue between Roma communities and public health systems in Romania, advocates for integrated and anti-discriminatory healthcare policies, and builds local capacity through training and research.

Slovo21 realises educational, cultural, media, public awareness and other projects, focusing on Roma and aiming for the integration of immigrants.

We aim to combat racism and xenophobia, to help protect and respect human rights, to teach tolerance towards ethnic minorities, in particular the Roma minority, to support integration of foreign nationals living in the Czech Republic and to provide media support to minorities in the Czech Republic.