The entrance is free!

Join us for an inspiring evening as we explore the possibilities of community change and development through the screening of the film "Raw Material" and a lively discussion.

The event offers an opportunity to hear directly and firsthand about the changes happening in local communities from social developers and from Martin Boross, the director of the film, as we discuss how we can create meaningful changes in our own environments.

Date and Location:
• Film Screening Starts: 17:30
• Discussion Starts: 19:00

Address: Romano Kher Budapest Roma Cultural Center, 1077
Budapest, Király Street 67 (Entrance from Hársafa Street)

Participants of the discussion:
• Fruzsina Benkő - InDaHouse, Hernádszentandrás
• Judit Berki - Equal Opportunity Professional, one of the founders of the tutorial network, Bátonyterenye
egyik megalapítója, Bátonyterenye
• Martin Boross - Director of the film "Raw Material"
• András Nun - Director of Autonomy Foundation
• Melinda Rézműves - Director of Romano Kher

"Raw Material" is an in-depth feature film that focuses on the challenges and opportunities of social change and community development. Following the screening, there will be an interactive discussion where guests will share their experiences and perspectives on the best ways to promote local changes.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain insight into the world of local development and discover how you can initiate positive changes in your community.

We warmly welcome you to an evening that will inspire, inform, and motivate action!