Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

The local folklore traditions and arts of a number of small Roma communities are in danger of disappearing and losing their authentic color. This is due to the relative marginalization of these social groups, related to the limited social interactions and the few communication channels they use.
The project activities are aimed at revealing the possibilities - innovative digital European practices - to increase the access of Roma communities /from small settlements/ to culture, as well as to the preservation and intensive socialization of Roma folk arts, rites, traditions and customs through popular digital European practices.
Right now, all over the world, millions of people are watching videos, movies and other visual arts through their phones. Moreover, millions of people around the world have started creating video content - photos and videos through the cameras of their mobile devices. This is a prerequisite for the use of modern mobile devices and applications - as the main media for Roma social inclusion and social inclusion.
Digital practices will be presented and demonstrated - improving access to culture of minority groups and supporting preservation and dissemination processes based on various video formats optimized for viewing through mobile devices and mobile applications.
In the training seminar, it will be proven and shown that it is possible to create a "digital workshop" - as a space for publishing digitized samples of Roma arts, celebrations and customs. In this kind of interactive digital space, Roma art can be stored in video format. Appropriate web and mobile applications will be presented, through which users will be able to reproduce these samples on their phones, as well as hand-organize them into cultural spectacles - in support of the celebrations and traditional rituals in which they participate