No Place Like Home
For Roma youth, belonging is not a place on a map — it is memory, music, and the recognition of a cousin you have never met.
We Do Matter: Youth between Resistance, Pride, and the Future
There is a specific kind of silence that follows Roma youth into many of the spaces we enter. It is the silence of being spoken about before being spoken with.
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