ZORALE JIUVLEA - Roma Women Success Stories

Roma Women Success Stories Cover

Author(s)/editor(s)

Elena Sirbu / UN Women Moldova

“Zorale Jiuvlea” in Romani means strong women. This brochure contains 10 stories of successful Roma women from Moldova who overcame barriers and achieved remarkable results. It aims to develop empathy in readers toward Roma women and inspire through their stories. The printed version of this brochure will be distributed in local communities in Moldova. The successful women portrayed in this brochure will meet with Roma and non-Roma communities across Moldova to tell their stories and discuss important issues regarding Roma women.

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Romanian and Russian

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Marina Vatav, Communications Associate, +37369779149, marina.vatav@unwomen.org

Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Europe and Central Asia Moldova, Republic of

Subject areas: Gender equality and women’s empowerment Gender, culture and society

Resource type(s): Brochures

Publication year

2017

Number of pages

26

Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)

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