RomArchive, the Digital Archive of the Roma makes the arts and cultures of Roma visible and illustrates their contribution to European cultural history. Its collection contains materials from the ten archive sections: Dance, Film, Flamenco, Literature, Music, Theatre & Drama, Visual Arts, Politics of Photography, the Romani Civil Rights Movement, and the Holocaust (“Voices of the Victims”). These materials focus on self-representation and have been acquired from private collections, museums, archives, and libraries around the world.