The Dosta! campaign 2006-2019
Dosta! Go beyond prejudice, meet Roma and Travellers!
Dosta means "enough" in a variant of the Romani language spoken in the Balkans. It is also the title of an awareness-raising campaign of the Council of Europe which aimed to bring non-Roma closer to Roma citizens by breaking down the barriers of deep-rooted prejudices and stereotypes.
The Dosta! campaign was launched in 2006 in the Western Balkans as part of a joint programme with the European Commission. In 2008, this campaign was open to all Council of Europe member states as of 2008.
Various Dosta! tools, including videos, radio clips, exhibitions, awards, and toolkits for media, teachers and children, have been developed and are downloadable free of charge to combat antigypsyism and discrimination, fight prejudice and stereotypes and raise awareness among the general population about Romani culture, language and history.
Please consult also the country pages below for accessing information material adapted to the national context and, where relevant, tools that are available in other languages.
Note: The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.
Dosta! Prize of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe
QUIZ - So you think you know about Roma and Travellers
The Dosta ! campaign has been financially supported by the Government of Finland via voluntary contributions to the budget of the Council of Europe.
Give nothing to Racism
Year : 2020
Language : English
International Roma Day
Year : 2016
Language: no sound
Rejected Roma
Roma people living in camps in Europe
Year : 2016
Country : Council of Europe Member States
Language : no sound
Prejudice against the Roma community
Year : 2015
Country : Council of Europe Member States
Language : English
Viewpoint Roma - Rejected Europeans
Year : 2010
Country : Strasbourg (France)
Language : English