In Barcelona, a group of Roma people is fighting against poor representation in universities

May 17, 2022

Although Spain is home to a significant number of Roma people, only a handful make it to higher education […] To counter this trend, the Spanish Roma university network CampusRom is providing support to Roma people who wish to study.

This story was published in Ereb magazine on May 16, 2022 and shortlisted for the 2022 Fetisov Journalism Awards

Also, podcast A road to Ereb, chat with the author

Category : reports, society

Tags : CampusRom, gitano Spain, Roma people education, Roma women university

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