This library maps the major archives of Roma heritage. Each entry below describes what the institution holds, so you can research music, art, language, history and the memory of the Roma Holocaust from one place. These are independent institutions; RomaniWorld summarises and credits them.
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26 openly-licensed images
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RomArchive
The Digital Archive of the Roma — 5,000+ objects across music, dance, film, literature and visual art, curated by Roma.
Europeana
Europe’s cultural-heritage platform, aggregating millions of digitised items from museums and libraries.
Council of Europe
Pedagogical factsheets on Roma history, culture, language and the Holocaust.
USHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum’s research on the genocide of European Roma, 1939–1945.
Documentation Centre, Heidelberg
The Documentation & Cultural Centre of German Sinti and Roma — remembrance and research.
ERIAC
The European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture, supporting contemporary Roma arts.
Fortepan
An open archive of historical Hungarian photographs (CC-BY-SA).
Wikimedia Commons
Freely-licensed images of Romani people, history and culture.
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