Workshop on participatory action research | |||||||||||
| Type | Workshop | ||||||||||
| Date | 23/04/2015 | ||||||||||
| Description | The Budapest Institute organised a workshop on the applicability of the participatory action research (PAR) method in the context of Roma integration projects. Participants of the workshop included Roma experts and local representatives from Hungary, Romania and Slovakia. Staring in the summer of 2015 on, experts and local representatives will act as researchers in the LERI project. The workshop was financed by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights. | ||||||||||
| Venue | Budapest Institute for Policy Analysis | ||||||||||
| Coordinator | Petra Edina Reszkető | ||||||||||
| Documents | |||||||||||
| Ciotlăuș & Vincze: Civic engagement (presentation) | |||||||||||
| Horváth: Drama and PAR (presentation) | |||||||||||
| Sain: Community planning (handout) | |||||||||||
| Somoskői: Educational projects in Mátraverebély (presentation) | |||||||||||
| Udvarhelyi: PAR methodology (presentation) | |||||||||||
Hopes for Low project qualitative evaluation report
Mentoring and employer engagement - methodology
Right-wing extremism in Hungary
Snétberger Music Talent Centre
Kiút Social Microcredit Program
Evaluation of the Roma inclusion impact of two employment programmes (report)
Decreasing of deep poverty with conditional transfers in Hungary
Situation of Roma integration in Hungary: Proposals for the national integration strategy