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[Elez Bislim]

As group of Khetanes Junor , i would like go open on line debate about the Roma youth intelegence. Many of the youth Roma has lot intelegence but they alwasy has probmlems in the society as we know there are so many discriminitation on the Romani youth.

Those are the questions:

1. How to to find way to stop this discriminitation

2. Intergration in the society

3. Education( Discrminitation, Asimilitation) 

4. Language Problem

5 Personal Identification (non Documentation)

6. What intelegence has the youth and how they get this skills

7. Citizenship

This seven  topic i would like to speak , the idea is to research the situation today with Romani youth.

Also i post some documentation about the youth: 

Youth:http://www.youthpolicy.org/roma/files/2011/09/2011_Roma_Youth_Confe...

web:http://www.youthpolicy.org/roma/

Devlesa

[Kristina Burbank]

Dear Elez,

Thank you for presenting this Roma Youth Intelligence Project AND for adding the link resources.

Also, I appreciate the focus list. Language Acquisition (#4 Language Problem) jumps out as a challenge and a connector. There are so many fun and useful languages to learn, from world languages to technology to tolerance.

How does one human being manage a 21st century 24 hour day to achieve dream-goals, from individual and social equity and integration to artful, relevant, quality education?

Youth are one of the most valuable resources on the planet so I trust that they will lead the way. I look forward to the collaboration and hearing what they have to say.

Thanks again, Elez, for opening the conversation. Much to consider....marinating now....

[Elez Bislim]

Tina,

Thanks for the participation on the discission. That is try that the youth are our future,  but we have one problem, the youth never has opportunity to speak alwasy they are ignore.

[Kristina Burbank]

Dear Elez,

Yes, I too am sadangry and tired at the exploitation and subjugation of children and youth that is still rampant, even in this 21st century. It is a problem, a tragic shame, the silent suffering of the children and then the having to live with it as adults.

I have come to realize that most days my heart and soul need time to cry at the injustice, to mourn for the dead, to ask, how do we all, even me, break the violent cycles now and in the future? Thank God, I am reminded to look for the rainbows.

I am so far from perfect that it is silly, yet I am hopeful because I have heard and seen that, one person at a time, positive change is affected. In our own way, some times just a minute at a time, we each help by keeping it real, paying attention, following through, and offering kids a safe forum to develop a righteous free voice and life.

I am happy to be part of a team of dedicated advocates like you!

best to you,

BAXT,

Tina B

Elez Bislim said:

Tina,

Thanks for the participation on the discission. That is try that the youth are our future,  but we have one problem, the youth never has opportunity to speak alwasy they are ignore.