Directory: Society: Ethnicity: Romani (283)
Patrin Web Journal - Articles on the culture and history of the Romani, including scholarly papers by Ian Hancock, a bibliography and glossary.Les Roms de Roumanie (The Gypsies of Romania) - Photographs by Yves Leresche.
Back to the Road - Travelling with a horse drawn Gypsy waggon through Europe.
Gypsy Rendez-vous - Françoise Giovannangeli befriends a Roma family outside Paris.
Temps Gitans - From National Geographic, Nigel Dickinson visits Gitans in France.
Urban Gypsies - Photographs by Paul Ross of the Latimer Road caravan site outside London.
From the Life of Gypsies - Photographs by Ljalja Kuznetsova of Liuli Gypsies in Ukraine.
The Dream - Photographs of the Chergari Gypsies in Bulgaria by Stacia Spragg.
Romanestan WebRing - The "Romanestan Webring" is designed for websites about Romani (Gypsy) culture, history, linguistics, for web sites maintained by Romani associations and organizations in the world and for Romani homepages.
Precision Modelled Gypsy Caravan and Cart Collection - A lasting detailed record of the Gypsy history and tradition of the British Isles. The collection is constructed to a high standard, showing both the interior and exterior features in fine detail.
The Roma of Central and Eastern Europe - Photographic exhibition by Rolf Bauerdick.
Travellers' Rest - By Richard Waters. Personal reflections on Irish travellers in the United States, including photographs.
Rroma - Their culture, history and current situation, as well as organisations working with Rroma such as Opre and the Rroma Foundation. Includes news, reports and links.
Romani.org - Nadia and Peter describe the history and persecution of the Roma, their struggle for freedom and against oppression worldwide, their music and dance. Includes bibliography.
Gypsies and Travellers in Belgium - Describes employment and inclusion programs for the Romani in Flemish, French, and English.
Roma: Gypsies of Pata-Rât - Australian photojournalist David Dare Parker captures images of poverty, hardship and survival in Transylvania, Romania.
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