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Published in 2018, the book titled The Romani Women’s Movement Struggles and Debates in Central and Eastern Europe is a unique attempt to narrate political struggles and movements through Romani women’s lens. Most of the authors of this 12-chapter book are Romani women researchers and activists, who present diverse experiences and voices as they position themselves through their research. The authors’ background is not the only unique feature of the book. The Romani Women’s Movement introduces the oftentimes unheard and complex realities of Romani women in gender politics Europewide using feminist and intersectional framework and invites a wide range of audiences to reflect on their own engagement with social justice agendas.

Now 4 years later, we are pleased to announce that the first translation of the book targeting non-English speaking audiences is available. On April 8, 2022, the news of a Spanish translation was announced. The translated book is made available by the publishing house Kaótica Libros.

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