Faces of Change explores the stories of ten exceptional European Roma women and challenges audience perceptions by questioning the artificial divisions on which perceptions of identity are based. 

 Mundi Romani explores the vibrant world of Macedonia’s proud Roma community.

Discover the similarities between Indian and Roma culture at a wedding in Hyderabad. 

Discover the similarities between Indian and Roma culture at a wedding in Hyderabad. 

This episode explores the amazing world of the Spanish Gitanos through the unique story of the influential flamenco dancer Mario Maya and his incredible family. 

Lashi Vita investigates the shocking situation of Roma in Italy. The story we find calls into question the Europe’s commitment to protecting democracy, freedom of information and human rights.

"Trapped" tells the forgotten story of the Mitrovica Roma, a once prosperous refugee population abandoned by the international community and left to die of lead poisoning in the toxic Mitrovica camps.  

This episode investigates the widespread problem of school segregation, covering the shocking story of social and educational exclusion in the Ukrainian town of Uzhhorod. 

This episode follows the final days Sulukule (Istanbul) a 1000 year old Roma neighborhood and UNESCO World Heritage Site that was demolished in 2008 by the Istanbul local government. 

This episode tells the remarkable story of Selvije Rushiti, a Roma woman of extraordinary courage who rescued dozens of children from a life of begging on the streets of Tirana. 

Mundi Romani travels to the center of the art world, The Venice Biennale and discovers a new generation of exciting Roma artists at the event’s first ever Roma pavilion. 

In the second episode shot in Turkey, Mundi Romani follows the struggle of Turkish Roma to reassert their ethnic identity in a country where the development of minority cultures is considered a grave threat to internal stability. 

Romani Waltzer explores the colorful Roma communities of Austria, finding a diverse population struggling to come together and maintain its unique linguistic and cultural traditions. 

Mundi Romani discovers the amazing music of internationally acclaimed violinist Roby Lakatos. 

Our latest Mundi Romani reportage provides an insight into the current situation of Roma in the Czech Republic, where, while extreme nationalism is on the rise, with tragic consequences for the country’s biggest minority, Roma join forces to defend themselves. Peacefully. 

Shelter and Palace reports on the diversity of living conditions for Greek Roma and uncovers an innovative housing project with tremendous potential. 

 Mundi Romani investigates the dire situation of Serbian Roma and finds a courageous group of young activists struggling for a better future.

"Guilty" uncovers the roots of the issues at stake around one of the  biggest media stories of 2010, the collective expulsion of Roma from France, and brings to light damning evidence of institutionalized racism in Europe. A story of immigration and rejection as seen through the eyes of the Roma. 

How can a young boy get from a class for the "mentally disabled" to university? The story of the Bhim Rhao Association and the blossoming of a group of young Roma intellectuals in Szendrőlád.

Soy Mujer Romani Regional Campaign

 A Memorial Day for the victims of the Roma Holocaust was held on August 2nd, 2010, at the Roma Holocaust Memorial Monument in Nehru Park, Budapest.

There were more than 60 hate crimes in Hungary against Roma in Hungary between 2008 and 2009, six of them fatal. The Zentralrat Deutscher Sinti und Roma, the Internationaler Bauorden and the Phralipe Independent Roma Association initiated a solidarity action to rebuild the homes of the families of the murdered.