What's on offer at Scotland's first Roma Cultural Centre?

We recently got in touch about our crowdfunding to raise funds to open Scotland's first Roma Cultural Centre. Did you know that you can purchase below as part of our campaign for your team?

Tickets for Training Govanhill Culture TourRomanes Language Classes Check Out Our Rewards and Donate Here Our rewards are aimed at individuals and organisations!
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Why are we crowdfunding?

We need funds to refurbish our new venue. It will be used as a cultural centre for our Activities and Events, Educational and Wellbeing Programmes, Exhibitions.Before we can open our doors, however, a considerable amount of refurbishment and renovation needs to be undertaken due to the property being damaged by previous tenants. The space is a short 5-minute walk from Govanhill's busiest street, Victoria Road.More Information About Us - Informal Education, Youth Empowerment, Community, Roma Arts and Cultural DevelopmentOur anti-­racist, human ­rights based Community Development work supports Roma individuals in their day­ to­ day lives, facilitating increased social, civic, and cultural participation.The centre will provide informal education amenities such as a computer cluster and a small library,  it will offer a range of community and social activities to bring people together, combining events open to all –  such as our annual programme of cultural events – with targeted activities for specific groups.

Youth Empowerment is at the heart of everything we do, and this will extend to the centre's ethos; by ensuring that youth input is central to its vision and outputs, as well as acting as a base for our young activists to meet, learn and plan their changemaking!With also a vibrant programme of permanent and temporary exhibitions showcasing the very best of Roma Art and Culture. The centre will house a community archive, featuring collections produced by and for the community, and our artist-in-residency programme.

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