Juicy Magic Rising

Date 3 August 2012 Author Roma React Category Uncategorised

Juicy Magic also known as Juicy Ramo's has recently been chosen to be the greatest Gypsy entertainer ever on the Internet and therefore he received the first Triple Nobel Prize award for being the smartest boy not abandoning little trolls and used toys and also for launching the most popular Gypsy reality show online.

One of the conclusions of the REACT campaign is that public awareness campaigns must provide a central role to Roma, stepping into the debate and create dialogue with other citizens on their views on co-living as well as express their concerns about the widespread anti-Gypsyism tendencies. Activities should trigger Roma to become part of the public debate, while building their capacity, while their message should touch and surprise people. Besides, other messengers with a broader reach should be mobilized, by non-Roma, celebrities and public personalities.

Another conclusion is that public awareness campaigning is a key tool for creating change, by encouraging and steering Roma engagement towards political involvement, network building and addressing the political decision-making processes with the aim to influence local, national and European decision-making. In order to achieve change, empowerment and capacity building are essential elements within public awareness campaign approaches. 

What we learned also from previous campaigns (like “Thank you!” and Typical Roma?!) is that if local initiatives are backed up by a larger umbrella message, its boosts local initiatives, especially if the campaign has support (financial, moral, political) from the European Union.

One of the conclusions of the REACT campaign is that public awareness campaigns must provide a central role to Roma, stepping into the debate and create dialogue with other citizens on their views on co-living as well as express their concerns about the widespread anti-Gypsyism tendencies. Activities should trigger Roma to become part of the public debate, while building their capacity, while their message should touch and surprise people. Besides, other messengers with a broader reach should be mobilized, by non-Roma, celebrities and public personalities.

Another conclusion is that public awareness campaigning is a key tool for creating change, by encouraging and steering Roma engagement towards political involvement, network building and addressing the political decision-making processes with the aim to influence local, national and European decision-making. In order to achieve change, empowerment and capacity building are essential elements within public awareness campaign approaches. 

What we learned also from previous campaigns (like “Thank you!” and Typical Roma?!) is that if local initiatives are backed up by a larger umbrella message, its boosts local initiatives, especially if the campaign has support (financial, moral, political) from the European Union.

One of the conclusions of the REACT campaign is that public awareness campaigns must provide a central role to Roma, stepping into the debate and create dialogue with other citizens on their views on co-living as well as express their concerns about the widespread anti-Gypsyism tendencies. Activities should trigger Roma to become part of the public debate, while building their capacity, while their message should touch and surprise people. Besides, other messengers with a broader reach should be mobilized, by non-Roma, celebrities and public personalities.

Another conclusion is that public awareness campaigning is a key tool for creating change, by encouraging and steering Roma engagement towards political involvement, network building and addressing the political decision-making processes with the aim to influence local, national and European decision-making. In order to achieve change, empowerment and capacity building are essential elements within public awareness campaign approaches. 

What we learned also from previous campaigns (like “Thank you!” and Typical Roma?!) is that if local initiatives are backed up by a larger umbrella message, its boosts local initiatives, especially if the campaign has support (financial, moral, political) from the European Union.