Today is #RomaHolocaust Memorial Day. Holocaust Remembrance is essential to honour Roma and Sinti victims, but also to keep historical memory alive. #RomaGenocide #NeverAgain

2nd August 2021 by National IRO Managers Partnership (NIROMP), posted in News

We will be observing a 2 minute silence at 11am #Nabister #RomaGenocideRemembranceDay #RomaGenocide #NeverForget @BASW_Cymru @BASW_UK @EffectivePrac https://t.co/oA7m9nwy3R
— Allison Hulmes (@HulmesAllison) August 2, 2020

short documentary – travellers’ times

Source: Traveller Times On the 2nd of August – Documentary by Travellers’ Times

Please visit the Travellers’ Times Online for more information: travellerstimes.org.uk/

A range of useful resources

A range of resources to support the development of anti-racist practice when working with Romani and Traveller families can be found via BASW CYMRU: HERE

Five resources for teaching and learning about the Roma Genocide: HERE

more on twitter

#2ndAugust we remember our families who died during the Nazi era.The SRHMT would like to offer sincere thanks to @GarethIG1 of St. Mary's, Ilford Ilford's Mother Church for his help in holding this commemoration and also to all our allies & supporters everywhere.#RomaHolocaust pic.twitter.com/g7YGUenCGY
— Daniela Abraham (@Daniela_SRHMT) July 29, 2021

For decades after the Second World War, survivors of the Roma genocide were not officially recognised as victims of Nazi persecution. Ahead of #RomaGenocide Remembrance Day on 2 August, these resources about the Roma genocide may be useful: https://t.co/4DyJHyQscR
— IHRA (@TheIHRA) July 30, 2021

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