What we offer?
We offer complex training programs and private group city tours in English and Hungarian for companies and public sector employees.
The sessions and tours are led by young Roma in an interactive and experience-focused manner
Why is this beneficial for you and for us?
The positive impact of our programme:
- Social Responsibility: You can support DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging) principles.
- Inclusive Environment: Create a safer and more inclusive workplace.
- Innovation and Efficiency: Enhance cultural sensitivity and intercultural competence, and strengthen diversity.
- Social Responsibility: You can support DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging) principles.
- Inclusive Environment: Create a safer and more inclusive workplace.
- Innovation and Efficiency: Enhance cultural sensitivity and intercultural competence, and strengthen diversity.
Common goals:
By working together, we can help reduce social, ethnic and gender inequalities, promote equal educational and economic opportunities for Roma, and to voice the concerns of Roma youth. In short, driving social change.
Together we can make a difference
Training Packages
1 “Our Unknown Reality“ Training Package:
A 120-minute interactive session on Roma culture and identity. Minimum 10, maximum 20 participants.
2. “We Have More in Common Than You Think“ Training Package:
A 150-minute interactive session on Roma culture and identity, plus current situation, workplace scenarios, and inclusion. Minimum 10, maximum 20 participants.
3. “Come With Us to the 8th district“ City Tour Package:
A 120-minute tour in Budapest’s most diverse district, led by young Roma guides. Minimum 10, maximum 20 participants.
Combined Packages
1+3 Package, 2+3 Package
More useful info:
- Location: we can go door-to-door all over the country or we can meet you at the H13 Kultpont in the 8th district.
- All programmes are child and dog friendly, but please let us know in advance.
- Payment methods: bank transfer or cash on the spot
- Cancellation policy: the event can be cancelled 7 days before the deadline. Cancellation within 7 days will be charged 50% of the fee.
- A certificate will be issued at the end of the training, a group photo will be taken and we will communicate the meeting on our social media platforms as requested.
If you are interested and would like to know more about the possibilities, please contact us! uccualapitvany@gmail.com
Our partners
- Genesys Hungary
- Holland Nagykövetség
- Osztrák Nagykövetség
- Amerikai Nagykövetség
- Kanadai Nagykövetség
- Néprajzi Múzeum
- Károli Gáspár Református Egyetem Pedagógiai Kar
- ELTE BTK Atelier Történeti Tanszék
- Zuglói ZKNP
Awards
- Edison 100 – Forbes Magazin különdíj (2023)
- Európai Kulturális Örökség Díj/ Europa Nostra Díj (2020)
- Edison Platform 100 legjobb oktatási program (2019 és 2020)
- Civil díj / Legjobb Társadalmi vállalkozás – Uccu Városi Séták (2019)
- Sozial Marie (2019)
City tour with embassy staff to mark Roma Holocaust Memorial Day in August 2024.
On the occasion of the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, Ambassador-Counsellor Stefan Waizer invited the embassies of France, Canada, Ireland, Belgium, the United States of America and the United Kingdom to Budapest for a guided walk of the UCCU Foundation, during which we learned about the history of the Roma minority and the Roma Holocaust in the VIII district of Budapest. Thank you very much to the UCCU for a very informative programme, which our Embassy warmly recommends to all interested parties.
Österreichische Botschaft Budapest
The tour offered a unique and insightful perspective into the history, culture, and life of the Roma community in the VIII. district of Budapest. It was both educational and engaging, shedding light on aspects of Roma heritage that are unfortunately – often overlooked. The guide’s stories and engagement added a powerful and empathizing dimension to the historical and cultural information shared during the tour.The workshop on stereotypes was equally impactful. It provided a safe and open space for participants to explore and challenge their own preconceptions about the Roma community. The activities were thoughtfully designed, encouraging honest dialogue and fostering deeper understanding among attendees. The facilitators demonstrated great skill in guiding discussions, ensuring that every voice was heard and respected.
Désirée Bonis | Ambassador of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Budapest
UCCU FOUNDATION
