Two parts:

1.The Roma and Romani studies: general issues and debates

1) Naming of the Roma, Romani groups in the contemporary world - Pavel Kubaník, 6.10.

2) Migration and movement of the Roma: main directions, localization, and concepts – Markéta Hajská, 13.10.

3) Approaches to Romani origin – Michael Beníšek, 20.10.

4) European history of the Roma, its research and possibilities of its conceptualization – Helena Sadílková, 27.10.

5) Romani dialectology and structure, sociolinguistic situation of Romani language speakers, Roma as multilingual speakers in monolingual states – Kimmo Granquist, 3.11.

6) Racial justice for Roma– Marton Rovid, 10.11.

7) Romani feminism and intersectionality–Angela Kocse, 24.11.

2. The Roma and Romani Studies in the Czech/Czechoslovak context

8) Roma groups in the territory of former Czechoslovakia and their history until the end of the 20th century (overview) – Markéta Hajská, 1.12.

9) Sociolinguistic situation of Romani in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and Romani in school - Pavel Kubaník, 8.12.

10) The Holocaust of the Czechoslovak Roma and Sinti, its aftermath and current resonances: debates on the former Gypsy concentration camp in Lety u Písku - Helena Sadílková,15.2..

11) Romani literature and art – Jan Červenka, 22.12.

12) Roma as a subject of anthropological research – Markéta Hajská and Jan Ort, 5.1.