Campaign Aims to Give Roma Women an Equal Chance Against Cancer
Bernard Rorke
June 9, 2011
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In Hungary, Roma women are three times more likely to die from cancer as their non-Roma counterparts. Yet 90 percent of these cases could be cured if detected in time and treated appropriately.

"Politics Can Be Different": A Conversation with Agnes Osztolykán
Bernard Rorke
June 1, 2011
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Agnes Osztolykán talks about her road to becoming the first and only Roma woman elected to parliament in Hungary, and what it's like sharing the benches with the racist Jobbik party.

A Conversation with Filmmaker Mona Nicoara
Rachel Hart
April 8, 2011
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Mona Nicoara discusses her documentary about Roma school segregation, which reveals how unexamined racism shapes the course of events on its own, even against the peaceful spirit of a small town.

Europe: Act Now to Make Roma Inclusion a Reality
Bernard Rorke
April 8, 2011
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There are two possible futures for Europe: A region that fosters a sense of common belonging and mutual respect among all citizens, or one where Roma are humiliated as scapegoats and pariahs.