Honoring László Mária

December 23, 2024

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.

Alumni Spotlight - Lilla Eredics

December 18, 2024

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. 

New publication by Professor Angéla Kóczé

December 16, 2024

Dr Angéla Kóczé has published a new book chapter: Poverty and the Roma as a lasting entanglement in Central and Eastern Europe in a new book called The Political Economy of Extreme Poverty in Eastern Europe.

Bard College - OSUN Online Course: Literature/s of the Roma (Gypsies)

December 16, 2024
OSUN Online Course: Literature/s of the Roma (Gypsies)

Based on the success of the Fall term: Literature/s of the Roma (Gypsies) courses from multiple campuses, in collaboration with Bard College, New York, we are happy to announce  that you have a chance to take this course again during this academic year delivered virtually!

 

The course is counted as a 4-credit elective course in the Advanced Certificate in Romani Studies.

Making a Difference for Macedonia’s Roma Community: CEU Alumnus Elvis Shakjiri Receives Anti-Racism Champion Award

December 11, 2024
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CEU alumnus Elvis Shakjiri was recently honored as an awardee in the U.S. State Department’s 2024 Global Anti-Racism Champions Awards for his efforts to advance Roma rights and combat anti-Roma discrimination in North Macedonia.