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The Right to Education for Every Child: Removing Barriers and Fostering Inclusion for Roma Children

The Right to Education for Every Child: Removing Barriers and Fostering Inclusion for Roma Children. Presentation of guidelines for the Outcome Document. Time to discuss:. Achievements Failures Models and procedures of successful practice New areas of challenges

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The Right to Education for Every Child: Removing Barriers and Fostering Inclusion for Roma Children

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  1. The Right to Education for Every Child: Removing Barriers and Fostering Inclusion for Roma Children Presentation of guidelines for the Outcome Document

  2. Time to discuss: Achievements Failures Models and procedures of successful practice New areas of challenges Main outcome of the conference as a document for a 5+ years guidance and commitment for Governments

  3. Draft outcome document Developed in cooperation of the main conference organizers: Roma Education Fund UNICEF Fund for an Open Society World Bank Ministry of Education and Ministry of Human and Minority Rights – Serbia Collected recommendations for addressing the main systemic problems Roma children and youth face in their education

  4. Systemic cumulative barriers to education Roma face

  5. Structure of document: 6 problem areas

  6. Starting Early and Fostering Inclusion

  7. Starting Early and Fostering Inclusion cont’d

  8. Ending segregation, fostering inclusion

  9. Supportive Classroom and School Environment

  10. Supportive Classroom and School Environment

  11. Public financing of inclusive education

  12. Monitoring Discrimination in Education Cross-cutting all problem areas Secondary and tertiary education: access to employment • To be discussed at an other occasion

  13. We are looking forward to rich discussions around the 5 problem areas to be addressed We hope we capture all the complex recommendations for more informed policy making

  14. Removing Barriers and Fostering Inclusion for Roma Children Support for Access Support in Quality Education Equal outcomes Support for Integration 14

  15. Next steps

  16. Thank you for your attention

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