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  Latest newsletter   25 February 2026 EURoma Network newsletter includes information on relevant developments for Roma equality and inclusion at policy, legislative and EU Funds level as well as updates on Network activities and products.   Previous...

Contributions to the first EU strategy against poverty

Contributions to the first EU strategy against poverty

The European Commission is gathering views on the EU's first-ever Anti-Poverty Strategy. The strategy, to be presented next year, aims to provide essential protection for people while reflecting on the multidimensional nature of poverty and its root causes. Through a...

European Commission presents new Anti‑Racism Strategy for 2026–2030

European Commission presents new Anti‑Racism Strategy for 2026–2030

The European Commission has launched the EU Anti‑Racism Strategy 2026–2030, aiming to take a significant step forward for advancing Roma equality, and to place structural racism, evidence‑based policymaking, and targeted investment at the heart of EU action. The main...

EURoma shares proposals for future Anti-Racism Strategy

EURoma shares proposals for future Anti-Racism Strategy

EURoma's proposals aim to contribute to increasing the effectiveness of the new Anti-Racism Strategy (2026-2030) in combating discrimination and anti-Gypsyism experienced by Roma across the EU. In the context of the consultation process launched by the European...

Key Priorities of the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU

Key Priorities of the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU

Although the Presidency's program does not specifically mention Roma people, the various Council formations will address issues related to equality and inclusion of Roma in Europe (in areas such as education, housing, children, and discrimination) and EU funds....

Have your say on the first European Affordable Housing Plan

Have your say on the first European Affordable Housing Plan

The consultation offers a unique opportunity to ensure that the future plan takes into account the needs of the most vulnerable groups, such as Roma, and the most vulnerable housing situations, such as substandard and segregated housing, especially settlements. The...

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