As part of the GEAR project, the web radio Amoradio was developed and implemented by four teams in Italy, Bulgaria, Belgium, and Romania, consisting of Roma girls and boys.
As part of the GEAR project, the web radio Amoradio was developed and implemented by four teams in Italy, Bulgaria, Belgium, and Romania, consisting of Roma girls and boys.
In a society characterized by strong gender discrimination, younger generations are questioning and challenging these long-standing contradictions. With unprecedented access to online platforms and social media, they are connecting with a rapidly changing world that confronts outdated conventions head-on.
In a series of meetings and events from August 11 to 14, young people had the opportunity to talk about their activities and interests and find like-minded people for future joint projects.
This guide is directed to all professionals, from educators to social workers, who work and interact daily with groups of youngsters.
The foundations of the first European youth online Roma radio were laid in Sibiu, Romania at an international meeting that took place from 8 to 11 April.
Each of the episodes is related to equality between women and men as a main theme in the GEAR project – Gender Equality and Antidiscrimination for Roma.
The training was part of GEAR project - Gender Equality and Antidiscrimination for Roma.