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Annabel Carballo Mesa
PhD student at the University of Barcelona. Responsible of the European and International projects at the Federation of Roma Associations in Catalonia. Specialized in Romani Studies, Roma genocide and the history of Roma in Europe and Latin American.
Author's articles
Is a Romani life worth a hill of beans?
For centuries, Romanies have been stereotypically associated with crime and have inspired fascination for their colourful clothing, artistic endeavors, and “carefree lifestyle”.
Latest opinions
Artificial intelligence reaches the third sector between the promise of change and the risk of exclusion. Algorithms have no heart, but entities do, and this is a key role in the face of a new paradigm.
Access to employment does not depend solely on having a disability; it is conditioned by a network of inequalities that intertwine and accumulate throughout life.
A virtual projection of augmented reality with one of the creations of the children participating in Craftea.
