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posted on 2024-08-19, 13:40authored byMelanie Boyce, Sophie Coker, Dragica Feija, Margaret Greenfields, Joanna Kostka, Chantal RadleyChantal Radley
This report presents the outcomes of multi-method research that was conducted
in 2023, the culmination of a collaborative effort involving universities, civil
society organisations, social care practitioners, and legal professionals.
The focus of our research, and this report, on Roma migrants as opposed to Gypsy,
Roma and Traveller communities, is intentional. The term ‘Gypsy Roma Travellers’
(GRT) is valuable for fostering solidarity and highlighting the pervasive scale
of marginalisation faced by the GRT communities. However, we acknowledge
that it tends to obscure the differences between the groups and the specific
circumstances and experiences of Roma migrants. By concentrating our efforts on
this subgroup, we aim to bring attention to their unique challenges with children’s
services and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of the issues at hand.