April 6-7, 2009 | Sofia, Bulgaria
Agenda (DOC - 49K)
Opening Session
Chair: Baki Hyuseinov, National Decade Coordinator, Bulgaria
Emiliya Maslarova, Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Bulgaria
Marusya Lyubcheva, Member of the European Parliament
Toma Tomov, Deputy in the Bulgarian National Assembly
Rosen Tumbev, Center for Human Resources and Regional Initiatives Development
Romani Women between Tradition and Modern Life
Baki Hyuseinov, National Decade Coordinator, Bulgaria
Raising Gender Awareness to Tackle Multiple Discrimination and Social Exclusion of Romani Women
Moderator: Ani Evgenieva, Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Bulgaria
Rapporteur: Milena Ilieva, World without Borders NGO, Bulgaria
“I Am a European Roma Woman” Campaign (DOC - 530)
Katalin Barsony, Romedia Foundation
Katalin Barsony, Romedia Foundation
Sterilization Campaign
Ostalinda Maya, European Roma Rights Center
Taking a Glance at Anti-Gyspyism
Isabela Mihalache, Open Society Institute
Examples of good practices in education and employment
Moderator: Liliya Abadjieva, Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Bulgaria
Rapporteur: Stoyan Mirchev, Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Bulgaria
Existing Programs for Romani Women's Inclusion on the Labor Market
Kancho Kantardjiski, Employment Agency, Bulgaria
Mother Centers
Liliya Makaveeva, Integro Association Bulgaria
Kancho Kantardjiski, Employment Agency, Bulgaria
Mother Centers
Liliya Makaveeva, Integro Association Bulgaria
Empowering Women through Employment: ACCEDER Programme (PPT - 6.6M)
Irene Carcelen, Fundacion Secretariado Gitano, Spain
Irene Carcelen, Fundacion Secretariado Gitano, Spain
Enhancing Equal Opportunities in Education
Ludmila Jivkova,Roma Students Organization Student Society for the Development of Interethnic Dialogue, Bulgaria
Ludmila Jivkova,Roma Students Organization Student Society for the Development of Interethnic Dialogue, Bulgaria
Traditions in the Roma Family
Moderator: Isabela Mihalache, Open Society Institute
Rapporteur: Carmen Gheorghe, Agency for community development, Romania
Preventing Early Marriages in Caldarash Families
Luminita Cioaba, Ion Cioaba Foundation, Romania
Luminita Cioaba, Ion Cioaba Foundation, Romania
Opportunities for Young Roma Women towards Career Development
Violeta Naydenova, Open Society Institute
Exchange of Good Practices
Moderator: Ostalinda Maya, European Roma Rights Center
Rapporteur: Kameliya Dimitrova, Open Society Institute, Bulgaria
Roma Health Scholarship Program
Alina Covaci, Roma Health Project, Open Society Institute
Alina Covaci, Roma Health Project, Open Society Institute
Health Problems of Romani Women and the Specific Role of the Health Mediators
Ivaylo Turnev
Ivaylo Turnev
Romani Women's Participation in the Political and Decision-making Processes
Stanimira Hadjimitova, Gender Project - Bulgaria
Stanimira Hadjimitova, Gender Project - Bulgaria
Vocational Training and Retraining for Romani Women
Verginia Nestorova, vocational training expert in the Center for Human Resources and Regional Initiatives Development
Verginia Nestorova, vocational training expert in the Center for Human Resources and Regional Initiatives Development
Examples of Good Practices among the Decade Countries
Moderator: Toni Tashev, Regional Policy Development Center
Rapporteur: Dimitar Bojilov, Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Bulgaria
Input from all participating countries: Albania, Bosna and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Slovakia, Spain
Good Practices in Roma Women's Empowerment in Bulgaria 1 (PDF 1.8M)
Good Practices in Roma Women's Empowerment in Bulgaria 2 (PDF 1.5M)
Center for Human Resources Developement and Regional Initiatives, Bulgaria
Anti-segregation Policy in Housing (PPT - 810K)
Barbara Tonte, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, Hungary
Hungary
Good Practices in Roma Women's Empowerment in Bulgaria 1 (PDF 1.8M)
Good Practices in Roma Women's Empowerment in Bulgaria 2 (PDF 1.5M)
Center for Human Resources Developement and Regional Initiatives, Bulgaria
Anti-segregation Policy in Housing (PPT - 810K)
Barbara Tonte, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, Hungary
Hungary
Conclusions
