News
CVEK published a new book titled "School for all? Inclusiveness of measures in relation to Roma children."
On February 07 – 10, 2013, Elena Gallová-Kriglerová and Alena Chudžíková have attended as co-lecturers a training for teachers on the education of children of foreigners, which has been organized by the Milan Šimečka Foundation.
On October 11 – 14, 2012, Elena Gallová-Kriglerová and Tina Gažovičová have as co-lecturers attended a training for teachers on the education of children of foreigners, which has been organized by the Milan Šimečka Foundation.
The city of Martin adopted the "Framework strategy for integration of foreigners living in the city of Martin", which was developed in cooperation with CVEK
On September 14.-15., Jarmila Lajcakova participated at the workshop organized by the European Centre for Minority Issues in Flensburg
Within the project "Enhancing prospects of integration of third countries nationals on local level", CVEK released a thematic oriented bulletin Integration of Migrants on the Local Level 3.
OSF and CVEK released new research report Public Opinion on Right-wing Extremism that summarize results of the CVEK study from 2011.
Roma Institute, CVEK, and Slovak Institute for mediation published an Open letter to state officials and called on condemnation of ethnic hatred in connection to tragedy in Hurbanovo.
Actual projects
Developing inclusive policies: Housing and infrastructure of marginalized Roma communities in the use of EU funds in Slovakia
Social fieldwork research on implementation of LGBT equality and social policies by public authorities
European Modules and Integration at Local Level (EMILL)
School as a community. Inclusive education environment creating in elementary schools.
Cooperation with European Union Agency for Fundametal Rights (FRA) within the FRANET network
Summer School V4 - 11th edition (2012)
Measures to improve the education of Roma children - are they truly inclusive?
Last forum article
Presentation of the book "Migrants", March 9, 2010
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e-mail: info@cvek.sk
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CVEK published a new issue of critical quarterly Minority policy in Slovakia.
The current issue assesses institutional and ideological changes in the area of minority policy after the March parliamentary elections.
In two following articles we turn your attention to three adjudications of European Court for Human Rights according to which Slovakia violated the prohibition of torture and inhuman and degrading treatment.
The second volume of 2012 also reflects on the very disturbing trend of demolishing Romani settlements, increasing interethnic tensions and growing support of the ideas of right-wing extremism.
Last but not least, you will find an article bringing preliminary findings of a longitudinal anthropological research of Roma in Košice pointing out the power of stereotypes that not only prevent the Roma from breaking the dependency trap but inform also public policy making.
The current issue is available here.