Racism as Common Sense - The Social Legitimization of Killing Roma by Angéla Kóczé
Featured in the book Visibilities and Invisibilities of Race and Racism, 2025 Toward a New Global Dialogue Edited By Yasuko Takezawa, Faye V. Harrison, Akio Tanabe
Michal Mizigar comes from the Czech Republic. He graduated from RGPP in 2018. He applied to RGPP to study English, broaden his horizons in an international environment, and connect with other Roma from Europe. Michal received significant support throughout the program. He highly recommends RGPP to other young Roma with a BA degree as a great investment for those considering an MA in English and aiming to improve their career prospects in English-speaking environments.
Angela Kocze on Honoring László Mária: A Remarkable Roma Leader
László Mária (1909–1989) was one of Hungary’s first well-known Roma intellectual women and a social-democratic politician. She made a big impact during her time, but little is known about her life and work today. Her legacy, kept in the Museum of Ethnography, shows how she helped create the Hungarian Roma Cultural Association (MCKSZ) in 1957.
Lilla Eredics, RGPP alumna from Hungary, as a GMF ReThink.CEE Fellow published a paper on the situation of Ukrainian Roma refugees in Hungary and Poland.
