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Breaking down stereotypes of Roma in Moldova - The site discusses the film ”Ca Toţi Oamenii” (“Just Like Everyone”), which is to dispell stereotypes of Roma in Moldova and close the gap between US and THEM. |
GEOGRAPHICAL ARRANGEMENT |
The Americas |
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American Rom Gypsy Message Board |
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A blog by Julie Cantrell with an overview of different Romani-American groups. |
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A Website of the Forum Tsiganologische Forschung and its affiliate study group Projektseminar Tsiganologie. The aim of the institution is to serve as a platform for communication among scholars and fister ethnologically oriented discussions, conferences, and workshops on Romani/Gypsy cultures. |
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Gypsies of the Americas: Links to sites about Roma living in the Americas. |
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Gypsy Lore Society (founded 1888). Excellent entry-level resource promoting the highest standards for scholarly research in Gypsy (Romani) and Traveler studies |
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The Gypsy Chronicles - A comprehensive site on Roma history, culture, authors and artists, photography, and music. |
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Fact and fiction about Irish Travellers in the USA are found on Richard J. Waters's home page. Numerous links to narratives and literature reveal a glimpse of the Tinkers, in olden days called, "The Walking People." |
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National Geographic Magazine: Gypsies. Excellent photographic images from around the world. Provocative discussion forum. |
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Notes from the Field - This site focuses on Romani gravestones in a Los Angeles cemetery, motivated by observations of religious dance societies in Northern Chile in 1986 with roots in The Croatian Diaspora. |
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An organization of educators, activists, sympathizers, and supporters to: monitor anti-Roma disrimination in public and the media; to provide accurate information; to raise awareness of issues facing Roma; expose sources of inaccurate information; and to support projects and initiatives supporting Romani people and their supporters. |
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The Romani Archives and Documentation Center at the University of Texas ( Austin ). Compiled in support of Romani studies at the university. |
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"Romani (Gypsy) Culture on the Internet" compiled by Professor Steve Balkin, Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois. |
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Romani Studies Conference videos and newsfeeds - University of California Berkeley 2011 |
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Romnchel DNA project:
Visitors to our Carlson DX site often want to know the extent to which GR&T identities and origins can be determined by DNA testing. We recommend this site as informative. The image is merely a reminder that challenging ethical and moral implications accompany the continued scientific search for differences among humans and human groups. |
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"The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) website here houses many articles and photographs. Featured here are three film clips. |
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A Wikipedia page on Romani people |
Eurasia, Africa, Pacifica |
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Another Irish Travellers site |
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Broadway Family - England/USA - A Family history of the Broadway family that settled in America. They were horsetraders with links to other English Romany families. This page presents a genealogy as well as burial infomration in Toledo, Ohio, including Woodlawn Cemetery. |
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Dom Research Center - Focus on Middle East and North Africa Gypsy studies. |
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Europeana (The European Digital Library): Romani Culture Featured in Digital Exhibition. The exhibits will feature A Roma Journey with historical documentation of Europe's Roma communities and links to Romani cultural objects such as carpets, furniture, and costumes. |
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European Roma Rights Center (ERRC). Sophisticated educational site dedicated to training Romani activists. |
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Fact sheets on Roma: Information on Indian roots of the Roma where they are also known as Arlije, Calé, Gurbet, Kaale, Kalderaš, Lovara, Manuš, Sepečides, Sinti, Ursari, etc. Arlije, Calé, Gurbet, Kaale, Kalderaš, Lovara, Manuš, Sepečides, Sinti, Ursari, etc., and the Indo-Aryan connections of the Romani language. The Website offers valuable information for educators, students, experts, and government agencies working closely with Roma. |
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Famous Gypsies: Website dedicated to famous artists, athletes, authors, journalists, politicians, scientists, war heroes, and others. The site is organized by countries (Mostly Europe). |
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George Borrow Society Page. Borrow is much-admired for his inspirational writings about Gypsies and Travelers. |
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Gypsy Collections at the University of Liverpool . A gateway to vast collections of GR&S books and materials collected by Gypsy Lore Society scholars during the Society's early years. |
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Details about the Irish Traveller Movement |
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Journey Folki
Convivial site: glad-handed nostalgia with arts and crafts orientation |
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New (February 28, 2006) Vatican "Guidelines for the Pastoral Care of Gypsies" |
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Pastoral Care of "Gypsy-Americans" |
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The Patrin Web Journal. Romani Culture and History. The most comprehensive and popular English-language website for online information about GR&T Peoples. Unfortunately it has not been updated since 2002. |
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A Roma Journey - A highy interactive multimedia Web presentation of Romani culture in the Balkans, featuring text, photos, paintings,and recordings of traditional songs. |
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Romaninet - "A course for adults and young people, suitable for being used by everybody, no matter the academic level." This multi-lingual site teaches about Romani culture and language to a broad audience, using games and exercises, skteches, animations, and dialogues. |
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Funded by the European Union, Roma Routes is a European Roma cultural heritage Website created in collaboration among organizations in Greece, Solvenia, Romania and the UK. It aims to foster an intercultural dialogue between Roma and non-Roma communities through transnational networks supported by activities. |
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RomBase - "Didactically edited information on Roma" aims at improving the educational situation of the Roma by giving them an opportunity to seriously deal with their own culture and history. |
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ROMLEX - Romani Language Web Resource |
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Romani Linguistics Page - Language Web Resource |
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Romaversitas provides financial, educational, and community support to Roma attending university throughout Hungary. |
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Social Cultural Foundation
A website that advocates for Rroma peoples and informs about their cultures and lifestyles |
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The specialized library with archive “Studii Romani” was project undertaken by the Ethnographic Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in 2005. It contains books, periodical publications, video content, and various archive materials. |
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"Voice of Roma, from Kosovo" |
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"Who We Were, Who We Are: Kosovar Roma Oral History. The site offers an index to oral histories of Kosovar Roma. |
