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UK Association of Gypsy Women


PO Box 63
Darlington
DL1 9AH
Tel. 01325 240033
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Mission

An organization run by and for women Travelers to seek equality in accommodation, healthcare, education and employment for Romany Gypsy Women and their families. They provide advocacy and support to Travelers and also run training and education programs for non-Gypsy individuals and organizations on the history and culture of Romany Gypsys. Based in Durham they work throughout the UK. (Source: Groundswell)




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Information/ News from IRWN
In 2006, AP sent Lynne Engelman to work with UKAGW.  Read Lynne's blog.


Dissemination

November 1, 2006
Traveler Evictions in the UK Are ‘Hazardous to Environment and Children’s Health’ Claim Advocates

March 23, 2006
Russian Roma Face Eviction in the Arctic as Eviction “Epidemic” Spreads in Europe

July 29, 2005
Travelers Face Eviction Despite Intervention

July 13, 2005
Showdown Looms as Advocates Seek to Avert Violent Eviction of 600 Travelers in the UK

April 8, 2005
English Gypsy Women Warn of Possible “Deaths” from Forcible Evictions, and Appeal for International Mediation

September 22, 2004
Dictionary.com Removes Offensive Gypsy Definition in Response to Grassroots Campaign


December 14, 2005
Gypsy Forum to Tackle Racism and Poverty
24dash.com

October 10, 2005
Gypsies in Fight for Their 'Human Rights'
Cambridge Evening News Online

March 21, 2005
Gypsies' Anger at Howard's Plans
BBC

June 22, 2004
Gypsy Call for More Caravan Sites
BBC

May 4, 2004
Anti-Gypsy Signs Crackdown
BBC



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