Internships

The ERRC’s Romani internship programme provides Roma rights activists with training at the ERRC office in Budapest and may be followed up with support for ERRC-intern joint community-based initiatives. Internships are offered on a competitive basis for between three and 12 months to Romani individuals. Interns are provided with accommodation and a cost of living stipend while they work with ERRC staff members in Budapest. Interns receive professional guidance from their trainer and work together with one or more of the other ERRC programmes (legal, research and advocacy, media and communications, as well as administration). Requirements of the programme include a good command of English, both written and spoken, the ability to work in a diverse, challenging environment and to work independently. Applicants should be 20 years of age or older. Applications are requested intermittently through open calls. Please check our employment and internship page for information on current internship opportunities.

Current interns:

Juan Ramon Flores Campos 
Ciprian-Valentin Nodis 
Ana Rozanova 

Former interns:
Orhan Usein (2011)
Marek Balaz (2011)
Lia Gaudi (2011)
Georgeta Munteanu (2010)
Hillary Waldron (2010)
Hadis Redjepi (2010)
Nikolett Mohacsi (2010)
Ivelin Kamenov (2010)
Valery Novoselsky (2010)






 

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - Roma Rights
National Strategies on Roma Inclusion: Effectiveness, Impact and Cost

8 May 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) is looking for original articles and other submissions (book reviews, interview with key figures and conference reports) from a broad range of disciplines addressing the European Union’s Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies.

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ERRC Seeks Staff Lawyers and Legal Fellows

17 April 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) seeks experienced lawyers to litigate Roma rights, ethnic/race discrimination and related cases in domestic, European and international tribunals.

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ERRC Seeks Interns

14 May 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) invites applications for its full-time internship programme. The ERRC offers interns a dynamic, fast-paced, international human rights environment, based in Budapest, Hungary. Romani and non-Romani interns are chosen for this programme through a competitive bi-annual selection process. The ERRC is currently accepting applications from persons wishing to intern at the ERRC for three to six months between September 2012 and February 2013.

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