Roma Women Voices: Knowledge, Equity, Health and Education
Roma Woman Voices is a hybrid event (in person and online) that brings together experts to discuss knowledge, equality, health, and education through the voices and experiences of Roma women. Through short talks and audience interaction, topics such as anti-Gypsyism, public participation, reproductive justice, and education will be explored, fostering a space for reflection, learning, and social change.
Speakers:
Diana Gil González, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, University of Alicante, Spain
Diana Gil González, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, University of Alicante, SpainMaria Felix Rodríguez Camacho, Ph.D. candidate in Health Science and member of the Health Group of the State Council of the Roma PeopleMariana Santiago Vargas, student on the Roma Graduate Preparatory Program, CEU and PhD candidate in Educational Technology Applied to Knowledge, University of Alicante, SpainProgram:
14:45 — Reception and Registration
Welcome of participants and accreditation.
14:45 — Reception and Registration
Welcome of participants and accreditation.
15:00 — Roma Talk Begins
An engaging series of talks on:
– Health and anti-Gypsyism
– Reproductive justice
– Education
An engaging series of talks on:
– Health and anti-Gypsyism
– Reproductive justice
– Education
16:30 — Refreshments and Networking
Coffee, wine, and light bites will be served.
Coffee, wine, and light bites will be served.
