Gypsy Roma Traveller History Month

Britain’s 300,000 Gypsies, Roma and Travellers have lived, worked and travelled throughout Britain for over 500 years, yet we have been almost entirely written out of British history.
Go to most museums, libraries and schools and nothing about our history and culture is kept or taught. The result is a widespread ignorance about who we are, [...]

RomNews.com

News and links about Roma/Gypsies.
http://www.romnews.com/

Exchange House Travellers Service

The main providers of Family Support, Youth Services, Money Advice and Education programmes to the Travelling Community in Dublin, Ireland.
http://www.exchangehouse.ie/

The European Committee on Romani Emancipation (ECRE)

ECRE provides a single non-exclusive representation on behalf of European citizens wishing to promote common rights of equity of treatment, protection and improvement in the conditions of the Roma in Europe.  ECRE identifies and advocates practical social and economic development policies and actions for the effective social and economic inclusion of the Roma.
http://www.eu-romani.org/index.html

European Roma Rights Centre

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) is an international public interest law organisation engaging in a range of activities aimed at combating anti-Romani racism and human rights abuse of Roma. The approach of the ERRC involves, in particular, strategic litigation, international advocacy, research and policy development, and human rights training of Romani activists. Since its [...]

The Pariah Syndrome

Foreword to the Patrin Web Journal edition
This book was the first in English to deal with the enslavement of the Romani people in Romania. When it first appeared in 1987, no one expected that massive political and social changes would begin to take place in Eastern Europe just two years later.  With the death [...]

GYPSIES IN THE SOUTH WEST OF BRITAIN

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The Far South West of England consists of a few relatively large ‘cities’ such as Truro, Plymouth, Torbay and Exeter surrounded by sparsely populated agricultural, common, National Trust, coastal and forest lands dotted with hamlets and villages of all sizes. 
Gypsies have one noun for House Dwellers – gourgie or gorgio.  But house dwellers are [...]