Congratulations to the graduating Advanced Certificate in Romani Studies Program Students!
Dorina De-Jouge
Department of Legal Studies, 1YMA
Title: Roots & Routes: a podcast about climate justice, human rights and the stories of people displaced by environmental degradation
Viktoria Krizanova
Department of Legal Studies, 1YMA
Thesis: Breaking the silence: Exploring Menstruation in Romani Communities in Slovakia
Stelina Dungaj
Department of Sociology, 2YMA (Year 2)
Thesis: Voices in Transition: A Comprehensive Analysis of Albanian Romani Women in Greece Navigating and Challenging Patriarchy and Gender Inequality Prior to and Following Migration
Natalia Noskovicova
Department of Political Science, 2YMA (Year 2)
Thesis: Secular Coat and Catholic Cassock? Czech and Slovak Anti-Gender Movements in a Comparative Perspective
Dora Oprics
Department of Legal Studies, 1YMA
Thesis: The 2022 Hungarian Child Protection referendum and the civil society campaign that made it invalid
Slobodan Stankovic
Department of Sociology, 1YMA
Thesis: From Dumpsters to Informal Markets: Ethnography of Romani Trash Pickers in Belgrade
