PEER - Participation and Empowerment Experiences with Roma young people WS4 - Briefing Barcelona Project Meeting Nov 29-Dec 1 st 2015.

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PEER - Participation and Empowerment Experiences with Roma young people WS4 - Briefing Barcelona Project Meeting Nov 29-Dec 1 st 2015

Putting WS4 into context Year 1: » Developed training manual » Delivered training to advocates / youth leaders etc. (training trainers) » Advocates working with young Roma (Trainees) to build capacity (3 groups x 6 mtgs) » Young Roma undertake initial participation projects - Identify issues of concern/evaluate participation locally/identify current challenges to participation » O ngoing evaluation and learning (about what works with participation & with training) Year 2:... Further action inquiry...-> WS4, + WS2 & WS3

What is WS4 about? Embedding action learning and change -> WS4 is about taking steps to consolidate and sustain participation... by:...? Building on learning so far to inform further action inquiry: - How can we enhance the participation and empowerment of young Roma? Involving:...  Developing a deeper understanding of the challenges and how to overcome these  Improve practices affecting participation and inclusion of young Roma  Continue building capacity amongst young Roma... also in local systems (local governance, schools, community)  Using learning to develop local systems and practices to enable (and embed) Roma participation NB: Not just identifying issues but working with young people to explore how to enhance their participation

What does ‘embedding’ participation mean? Permanent feature rather than one off project Establishing opportunities, systems and structures Effective practices (ways of working – how young people are involved) What types of participation? – having a say or joint learning and decision-making (Consultation, Collaboration, Child-led) Culture and values (attitudes to participation as well as to Roma) Monitoring and evaluating - ongoing learning and change (people & systems)

‘Hear by Right’ model – provides a useful framework for organisational participation standards Participation needs to involve everybody not just one advocate But.. is important to have Participation Champions: -In practice - in policy (

Barnardo’s whole system model

WS4 - Aims and objectives To extend and support action inquiry with 3 groups of young Roma Deepen understanding of issues affecting young Roma participation and empowerment and strategies for responding to these To explore what changes might be possible to enhance the participation and empowerment of young Roma Achieve real time changes for supporting Roma participation?? Learn from experience to inform development of participatory practice guide

What might the process look like? Example: Meet with young Roma, reflect on participation experiences/inquiry into issues and decide on one issue to pursue further Issue might be about young Roma interests not represented in local municipality Young Roma spend some sessions exploring together what is stopping their participation, then thinking about how to change that.. What needs to happen (e.g. systems/practices) to support their participation. Meeting(s)/dialogue with professionals – to communicate their concerns and issues and talk together about what changes are possible Follow up meetings with local officials (supported by workers) to work together to develop modes of participation (including further capacity building eg. training professionals) Establish a forum(?) – may meet once or twice Young Roma reflect on how successful that was....draw out learning NB: Importance of recording ongoing evaluation/learning

But... participation not just about having a say... is also about young Roma having more influence over matters that affect their lives.. (heightened sense of agency)... responding to their own marginalisation e.g. Roma girls taking control over their lives. > implications for challenging norms and customs: dialogue with adult community members?? > support for continuing in education beyond primary level. > campaign to challenge prejudice Need to be realistic within time available!!

What we have to do? Work with 3 Roma young people’s groups in each country Each group meets 12 times (keep record of meetings, attendance forms, activities, learning etc) Evaluate participants experiences -> evaluation report - experiences/perspectives of young Roma about what helps/hinders participation - evidence of impact/stories of change (where possible) Ongoing sharing on web platform Guidance on supporting young Roma participation for Participatory practice guide – each group to contribute key aspects

How does this fit with where you are in your work now with young Roma? Discussion in country teams – thinking through your plans for WS4 (20 mins) > Issues and questions arising?

Deliverables and timetable COUNTRY TEAMSWHOLE PROJECT Protocols of new AR activities???? Work with 3 groups (M13-22) Evaluation reports (M 22??)Combined Evaluation Report (M24) Attendance forms (ongoing) Sharing on web platform (ongoing) [Multi media data on barriers & successes] Learning : participatory practiceParticipatory practice guide with young Roma (M21) (M24)

Further questions or queries?

Good luck – Have fun » Take risks Learn from the experience