DROM
A pilot programme against school absenteeism in schools in Málaga, working with families, teachers and social services. Drom means «path».
We work along four lines that reinforce each other: education, employment, culture and equality.
Romani women as drivers of change. Educational follow-up and support to complete secondary school and reach university.
A pilot programme against school absenteeism in schools in Málaga, working with families, teachers and social services. Drom means «path».
Learning support and mentoring for children in the Cruz de Humilladero district, involving their families and especially their mothers.
Fundación Unicaja scholarships helping Dosta students overcome financial barriers and continue their studies.
Preparatory classes and mentoring for the educational and professional development of Romani women aged 17 to 50.
Playful, participatory English classes and cultural workshops for Romani girls who struggle with the subject.
Training and awareness-raising so that Romani women reach their educational goals, with classes in Álora and Pizarra.
Training and guidance for employment, and digital skills to close the digital divide.
A hands-on technology workshop for women: Google Drive, digital certificates, online procedures and CVs.
Digital skills training for Romani women aged 19 to over 65, to close the digital divide and help them support their children's homework.
Game-based digital skills workshops for children: web searches, Classroom, fake news, phishing and office tools.
Breaking down prejudice through culture, history, music and the media.
Our campaign for 8 April, International Romani Day: portraits and stories of Romani women role models to break down prejudice.
A touring exhibition on six centuries of Romani history in Spain, featuring Romani women as agents of change.
Our radio programme with Color Comunitaria: Romani language, music and culture, and interviews with role models.
Against the double discrimination Romani women face, and for their leadership.
The first university conference devoted to equality and Romani diversity, held at the University of Málaga.
A yearly programme of training, educational guidance, employment advice and recognition of Romani women, ending with the Reconociendol@s awards.