Discrimination against Roma people in Central and Eastern Europe | |||
| Type | Workshop | ||
| Date | 26/03/2026 | ||
| Description | We are organising a research workshop on 26-27 March Budapest. The workshop aims to create a forum for academic researchers and policy-oriented experts to have an in-depth discussion of the recent evidence on discrimination against the Roma with a particular focus on Roma communities in Central and Eastern Europe. The focus will be on (1) data and methodology and (2) policy implications. The workshop is linked to the EqualStrength project, which investigates discrimination and prejudice against ethnic minorities in Europe. As part of the project, we have measured discrimination against Roma people in the labour market, the rental housing market, and access to childcare in three European countries: Hungary, Czechia and Spain (2023-2026). More information about the project is available here or here. Please watch this space for further details coming soon.
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| Venue | Budapest | ||
| Coordinator | Veronika Vass-Vigh | ||
| Documents | |||
| Call for papers workshop on Roma discrimination in CEE | |||
Ending homelessness in CEE. Comparative report
Outreach to vulnerable youths within the Youth Guarantee
Impact of increased local cooperation on PES outreach to non-employed youths in Hungary
How can Public Employment Services act to reach NEETs? Comparative report on four countries
Do Public Employment Services reach non-employed youths? A preliminary assessment for Hungary
Can a short-term job trial programme kick-start young jobseekers’ career?
Hopes for Low project qualitative evaluation report
Mentoring and employer engagement - methodology
Counterfactual evaluation of youth employment policies - Methodological guide
Training Roma to increase vocational competencies. A quantitative impact evaluation