ISSA Member in Slovakia Wide Open School is an open non-profit organization focused on community development and lifelong learning in socially disadvantaged groups with an emphasis on families, especially with children in early age, and with an a

In this blog, Partners Hungary Foundation, host of REYN Hungary, reports on how they coached five Romani women to become a caregiver in six months. 

Over 50 REYN members from 11 countries met in Zagreb, Croatia last week to strategize on how to improve the lives of young Romani children in Europe.

Watch the videos published by the Romani Early Years Network (REYN) from the ISSA conference on why diversity counts.

ISSA seeks to hire a Program Manager to serve as coordinator for the Romani Early Years Network

The Wide Open School is working with seriously disadvantaged people: the Roma community. They live in very poor settlements.

A row concerning the basic 'right to settlement' emerges in the Netherlands. Several Traveller groups, including Roma and Sinti, have occupied vacant trailer lots that were once appointed to their community.

The Know How Centre has worked with Roma communities for the past 6 years. This year's program however was their most successful until now: they managed to motivate and support Roma parents of 29 children to apply for kindergarten.

The ‘TOY for Inclusion' Toolkit is a helpful reader for all child care professionals who want to set-up play spaces for children, families and communities.

Should we or should we not teach young children about the historical persecution of Roma? If yes, the 'Final Solution' imposed on Roma by Nazi Germany on 2 August 1944 should be remembered in schools.