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Opening of the exhibition "Antigypsyism, from yesterday to today."

Photo : llustration : Mathieu Letellier

Oct 14Free

Opening of the exhibition "Antigypsyism, from yesterday to today."

Discover a powerful perspective on a long-standing issue as this exhibit sheds light on the history and reality of prejudice against Romani people. It is a vital opportunity to engage with personal stories and rethink commonly held biases in an impactful setting.

QJ 13 (Paris 13th)

Part of the Paris Anti-Discrimination Week 2026 programme

About

The QJ 13 hosts the opening of the exhibition L'antitsiganisme, d'hier à aujourd'hui on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. This event explores the history, manifestations, and normalization of racism directed at people perceived as Roma. Designed for visitors aged 11 to 30, the session provides a dedicated space for testimonials and open discussion. Admission is completely free, and the venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all interested individuals within the target age range can attend. Join this event to engage with critical historical perspectives and contemporary social issues in an inclusive setting.

An exhibition on the history, manifestations, and normalization of racism against people perceived as Roma: time for discussion, testimonials...

Our take on this event

The exhibition L'antitsiganisme, d'hier à aujourd'hui takes place on October 14, 2026, at QJ 13, located at 115 rue de Tolbiac in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. The event runs from 16:00 to 18:00, providing an focused window for learning and reflection on the history and societal perceptions of the Roma people.

The afternoon is structured to encourage dialogue, featuring a mix of historical overview and personal accounts. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in discussions and hear testimonials that highlight how prejudice is manifested and normalized in daily life. This format aims to foster a deeper understanding of the subject through direct engagement.

The exhibition is free of charge and specifically curated for individuals aged 11 to 30. Regarding accessibility, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, allowing for a comfortable experience for all guests throughout the two-hour program.

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