Positive Roma Images What are they and how to use them?

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Positive Roma Images What are they and how to use them?

Discrimination & prejudice Feeds off of information – misconceptions Reinforced by visual images - stereotyping Roma MATRIX public media campaign + wider PR/media relations work will challenge both Goal = challenging, shifting, changing attitudes, understanding, perceptions……..+ behaviour? of OTHERS (Target audiences)

Role of Positive Images To sit at the heart of activity. Both: – the public media campaign – AND, PR / media relations work Positive images = one component in the wider strategy…..an important piece of the jigsaw. Also important, and closely linked, is Key Messages

Twin tactics Key messages Short statements Factual or emotional That can be supported Backed up with evidence EG: Roma are people just like you and me More and more Roma are getting trained for employment Roma people have University degrees too Positive images Pictures / visuals That tell a story Support a key message Bring it to life Which image will support our key messages?

What Key Messages come to mind?

What do we want our Key Messages and Positive Images to do? Challenge stereotypes Present an alternative reality Make people ‘stop and think’ – …..and change behaviour towards Roma? Used together = a powerful combination We need to develop and use both

Guiding principles – THE 3 C’s Clarity Consistency Constancy Make your point Don’t confuse the point Do not use too many key messages or images Use them regularly and often Say/show the same thing (repeatedly) Link key messages & images

Varna meeting (Workstream 4) Our workshop on developing a positive Roma image

The positive image workshop 2 working groups Worked with large selection of images Wide range of images The Brief: Select a few ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ images for use in the campaign Why are they positive and negative? How should we select a positive image?

Results

The emerging ‘brief’ / ‘guidance’ Show Roma in normal everyday situations In work and in education etc. Mix of men and women Interacting with other people (being included) Avoid ‘expected’ (e.g. cultural / poverty) Chose images that will: ‘POSITIVELY SURPRISE’

For example… Key message More and more Roma are getting involved in work- related training and are getting ready for employment Supporting image?

For example… Key message More and more Roma are getting involved in work- related training and are getting ready for employment Supporting image? ✔

Key message The majority of young Roma are now attending school and are doing well. Supporting image?

Key message The majority of young Roma are now attending school and are doing well. Supporting image? ✔

But…. What about positive cultural images – Roma dance and music? That are precious to Roma But are they ‘positively surprising’? What about images that bring to life the reality of discrimination? They may be ‘positively shocking’ Is there a role for them in your work?

Proposed solution Focus with some flexibility: A core bank of ‘positively surprising’ positive images (for the campaign) A supplementary bank of other positive images (e.g. Roma culture) A supplementary bank of ‘other’ images for use in appropriate situations (e.g. to evidence discrimination and racism).

Next steps? Written guidance will be issued by MY Images will be stored on the new Extranet Each partner responsible for adding images to the appropriate part (e.g. folder) of the image bank Partners responsible for securing ‘consent’ All partners can access and use the image bank The image back will be used later for the ‘Exhibition of Positive Roma Images’