Toolkit for pro-Roma engagement

Recommendations for Roma activists and their non-Roma allies

This toolkit offers practical guidelines for all Roma and non-Roma people who want to join together and engage in actions for equal rights. Based on social psychology theory and research, it offers and overview of who can become a Roma activist or a non-Roma ally; why do people become activists or allies; when is the best time to act and where are the places for activism and allyship, and what the Roma activists and non-Roma allies do and how.

• WHO? Who can be a Roma activist? Who can be a non-Roma ally?
• WHY? Why do people become activists or allies?
• WHEN and WHERE? When is the best time to act? Where are the places for activism and allyship?
• WHAT and HOW? What do the Roma activists and non-Roma allies do? And how do they do it?

Download the full toolkit here.

You can find more details about theory and research on allyship and activism in the interactive version of the toolkit offering background information based on research conducted within ENGAGE project and beyond.