• Educational reforms in Central and East Europe and Roma Inclusion

    Posted on April 5 2007

    International Conference
    Organized with the Hungarian Government
    Budapest, 2-3 April, 2007

    Conference for educational reforms in Central and East Europe and Roma inclusion was organized by Roma Education Fund (REF) in Budapest, on which representatives of governmental institutions, NGO’s, and donors organizations were participating.  Many issues and important educational topics for Roma were discussed during the days of the Conference. Through the roundtable discussions positive experiences and best practices were presented from the projects realized Keep reading…

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