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RomaTrial
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationArt & CultureEducation
Impact3Sustainability Goals
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About RomaTrial
RomaTrial e.V. is a transcultural self-organization based in Berlin, dedicated to empowering Roma and non-Roma communities. It operates across Art & Culture, Youth & Education, and Knowledge & Politics, fostering dialogue and understanding. Key initiatives include the "COMMON TONGUE II" International Roma Theater Festival, "AKE DIKHEA?", and the "WIR SIND HIER!" education program against Antigypsyism. The organization also coordinates events like the "Holocaust-Gedenktag" and produces animated short films, promoting social justice and cultural exchange.
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Empowering Roma and combating discrimination
RomaTrial e.V. actively works to strengthen Roma communities and combat Antigypsyism through various cultural, youth, and educational projects.
Fostering dialogue and societal understanding
The organization promotes transcultural dialogue between Roma and non-Roma to strengthen mutual understanding and reduce societal inequalities.
Quality Education
Educational programs combating Antigypsyism
RomaTrial e.V. provides educational programs like "WIR SIND HIER!" to impart knowledge and counter discrimination, thus promoting inclusive education.
Cultural education and youth development
Through projects in Youth & Education, including festivals and short films, the organization promotes learning opportunities and cultural exchange.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promoting peaceful and inclusive societies
RomaTrial e.V. contributes to creating peaceful and inclusive societies by fostering dialogue and actively addressing discrimination.
Remembrance and addressing historical injustices
The organization engages in memorial days, such as the Holocaust Memorial Day, to address historical injustices and promote justice.
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Q1What is RomaTrial's mission?+
RomaTrial e.V. is a transcultural self-organization dedicated to empowering Roma and non-Roma communities. The organization fosters dialogue and understanding within society, particularly through projects in Art & Culture, Youth & Education, and Knowledge & Politics.
Q2Where is RomaTrial headquartered?+
RomaTrial e.V. is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. From this base, the organization coordinates its projects and initiatives, which have both local and international reach.
Q3What are RomaTrial's main projects and initiatives?+
Significant projects include the "COMMON TONGUE II – International Roma Theater Festival Berlin," "AKE DIKHEA?," the "WIR SIND HIER!" education program against Antigypsyism, "ROMADAY," and the "Roma Biennale." The organization also coordinates the "Holocaust-Gedenktag" and produces animated short films.
Q4What is RomaTrial's legal form and size?+
RomaTrial is organized as a registered association (e.V.). The organization operates with a very small team, indicated as comprising 0 to 1 staff members according to available information.
Q5Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does RomaTrial support?+
RomaTrial e.V. primarily champions SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities." Secondarily, the organization contributes to SDG 4 "Quality Education" and SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions."
Q6How does RomaTrial engage against Antigypsyism?+
RomaTrial actively engages against Antigypsyism through various initiatives, including the "WIR SIND HIER!" education program. The organization fosters dialogue and understanding to dismantle prejudices and strengthen social justice for both Roma and non-Roma communities.
