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 watcher.grosmar.art
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SUMMARY:From Promising Practices to Structural Change: Roma Desegregation i
 n Education and Housing
LOCATION:Budapest
URL:https://yondernite.com/esemeny/from-promising-practices-to-structural-c
 hange-roma-desegregation-in-2026-10-26
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 mising-practices-to-structural-change-roma-desegregation-in-2026-10-26\n\n
 Kezdés: 2026. 10. 26. 10:00 GMT+1 (Europe/Budapest)\n\nVége: 2026. 10. 2
 6. 14:30 GMT+1 (Europe/Budapest)\n\nA naptárfájl a kezdést és a forrá
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  az eredeti eseményoldalt.\n\nEredeti esemény: https://forms.cloud.micro
 soft/e/UYJags6Ls3\n\nAdatforrás: allevents.in\n\nAdatok ellenőrizve: 202
 6. 10. 23. 12:33 GMT+2 (Europe/Budapest)\n\nAz eredeti oldal leírása:\nF
 rom Promising Practices to Structural Change: Roma Desegregation in Educat
 ion and Housing in Hungary and Europe 26 October 2026 Central European Uni
 versity’s Romani Studies Program\, Roma Civil Monitor and Democracy Inst
 itute invite you to a half-day hybrid workshop on the future of Roma equal
 ity policy in Hungary and in Europe\, with a focus on desegregation in edu
 cation and housing. Venue: Central European University\, Budapest Campus\,
  Nádor utca 15\, Room 103 (online participation available) Language: The 
 workshop will be held in English. To reach a wider Hungarian-speaking audi
 ence\, a Hungarian-language summary report will be published shortly after
  the event. Registration by 22 October 2026 at https://forms.cloud.microso
 ft/e/UYJags6Ls3 About the workshop As the new Hungarian government shapes 
 its approach to Roma equality\, this workshop asks what it will take to tu
 rn promising local initiatives into coherent\, sustainable public policy. 
 Policymakers\, practitioners\, researchers\, civil society and Roma stakeh
 olders\, and European institutions will take stock of earlier Hungarian po
 licies and compare them with European experience. The discussion covers th
 e legal\, institutional\, financial and political conditions that effectiv
 e desegregation requires. Three panels cover EU frameworks and Hungarian p
 olicy\, school desegregation\, and housing desegregation. They will explor
 e how EU\, national and municipal instruments can support lasting change a
 nd where cooperation can go next. Draft program: https://tinyurl.com/3jfxr
 zvd
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