News
13.04.12 | Program renamed
Open Society Foundations concluded to amend the name of the East East: Partnership Beyond Borders Program to East East Beyond Borders Program. The name has been changed in the grant documentation and at our website; the grant focus areas and criteria remain the same.
07.03.12 | OSF Prague has a new seat address
Open Society Fund Prague has changed the address of its seat. From today, please use the following address on invoices, contracts and other official documents: Nadace Open Society Fund Praha (Open Society Fund Prague), Prokopova 197/9, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic. The contact and postal address remains different: OSF Prague, Jeseniova 47, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic. Thank you!
Blog
Litany of Failure: Pressure Mounts for Education Reform in Czech Republic 
Two fresh studies have again criticized the Czech Republic’s failure to stop channeling Romani children into dead-end “practical” schools—which leaves them under-educated and unqualified for a job—at a rate which dwarfs their non-Romani classmates.
Thomas Hammarberg: Making the Case for Anti-Discrimination Against Roma
The Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights, Thomas Hammarberg, launched a new report in February, The Human Rights of Roma and Travellers in Europe. It should be compulsory reading for anyone working on Roma policies.
Supported publications
The publication of Transparency International CR analyses the transformation and privatization of the water supply and distribution industry.
