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From Dictatorship to Democracy: The Educational Journey of Roma Youth in Romania
From Dictatorship to Democracy: The Educational Journey of Roma Youth in Romania

Romania’s democratic transformation has brought progress — but many Roma youth still face discrimination and limited opportunities. By expanding access to education and amplifying their voices, the Romanian Path supports equality and strengthens democracy for all.

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Drei Frauen stehen im Freien während eines Videos, im Hintergrund sind historische Gebäude und ein blauer Himmel sichtbar, darüber befinden sich Logos der EU, ASSOTIA und FREI.
KreARTives Kunstwerk mit einem an einem Herz, dessen Flächen mit verschiedenen europäischen Nationalflaggen bemalt sind, umgeben von grünen Weinranken und blauen Beeren, mit Auge und Text in verschiedenen Sprachen.


The pupils from Economical College Francesco Saverio Nitti, Romania prepared a poster for FREI project.

It is called Different eyes, same heart.

Poems and essays

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Palme arse

Simionescu Marinela

De ce tu judecătoare lume,

Mi ai scris forțat pe palme un nume?

De ce pe fruntea mea curata,

Ai pus o etichetă falsă? ….

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Identitate, speranță și schimbare

Gain Miruna Maria

Identitatea începe o data cu noi, o dată ce ne dezvoltăm și construim un set de valori. Este ceva ce începe de când suntem mici de fapt. …

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,,Europa in culorile oamenilor”

Ispas Șerban-Rareș

În Europa cea frumoasă,

Fiecare-și are casă,

Limbi și datini diferite,

Dar cu inimi unite. …

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Historical photos

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Romania's Path to Democracy
Romania's Path to Democracy

On 10 June 2026, Timișoara hosted "Romania's Path to Democracy," the Romanian local event of the FREI project, bringing together 90 young participants from four countries for a day of creative workshops and debate on democracy, inclusion and European values. A highlight was Fr. Assoc. Prof. Constantin Jinga, PhD — a participant in the 1989 Romanian Revolution — showing the bullet-holed jacket he wore when he was shot during the uprising, alongside Roma youth advocate Larisa Hapiuc's testimony on overcoming discrimination through education. The event strengthened participants' understanding of Romania's democratic transformation and the EU's role in promoting human rights and inclusion.

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From Dictatorship to Democracy: The Educational Journey of Roma Youth in Romania
From Dictatorship to Democracy: The Educational Journey of Roma Youth in Romania

Romania’s democratic transformation has brought progress — but many Roma youth still face discrimination and limited opportunities. By expanding access to education and amplifying their voices, the Romanian Path supports equality and strengthens democracy for all.

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