Our goal is to be a voice for those who are often marginalized and overlooked
Our Core Values and Beliefs
Inclusiveness
Through our innovative projects and initiatives, we are dedicated to breaking down social barriers and enhancing awareness of the vital need for acceptance, respect, and equality for all individuals. We firmly believe that by embracing inclusivity, we can create a more vibrant and welcoming society for everyone.
Professionalism
At the heart of our ethos lies professionalism. We are dedicated to upholding the highest standards across all our endeavours, embodying a commitment to excellence, integrity, and ethical practices in every project and initiative we undertake.
Balance
Our commitment lies in fostering a harmonious blend of diverse ideas and viewpoints, cultivating an environment where dialogue and collaboration can flourish.
Intersectionality
We champion communities, advocate for equality, and stand up for the rights of individuals with diverse and intersecting identities. We understand that many people face multiple layers of oppression at once, whether due to their gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or socio-economic background.
Upcoming events:
Launch of the English-language version of our original report, ‘Roma Shield’.
This is the first publication of its kind in the world to comprehensively analyse the problem of disinformation targeting the Roma community, carefully distinguishing between mechanisms directed against women and those targeting men.
📍 The report, together with the policy brief, is available to download directly from our website.
The re-release of the report and its international distribution have been made possible thanks to financial support from the Dalan Fund under the Solidarity Top-Up Grant.
News:
We have scheduled the launch of the English-language version of our original report, ‘Roma Shield’, for early October.
We have scheduled the launch of the English-language version of our original report, ‘Roma Shield’, for early October. This is the first publication of its kind in the world to comprehensively analyse the problem of disinformation targeting the Roma community,...
Presentation of ROMA SHIELD report to representatives of EU Equality Ministries
On April 16, 2025, during the informal meeting of EU equality ministers, Agnieszka Caban - president of the Home of the Borderland Foundation had the honor of presenting the “Roma Shield” report - the world's first analysis of disinformation targeting the Roma...
Second recruitment for the project: “Threats to Diversity: Romophobia, Antigypsyism and Disinformation”
You can now sign up for the second recruitment in the project entitled: "Threats to diversity: Romophobia, antigypsyism and disinformation". 👉The training is in high demand and we know that not everyone managed to get in on the first call - so we encourage you to...
Completion of the recruitment process
The Anna Lindh Foundation and Home of the Borderland Foundation are pleased to announce the end of recruitment for training workshops on Romaphobia, anti-Gypsyism and disinformation in the context of contemporary threats to multicultural civil society. During 9...
Certified training for people working in NGOs on the topics of romophobia, antigypsyism and disinformation
Anna Lindh Foundation and Home of the Borderland Foundation are pleased to invite you to a series of 9 workshops on Romophobia, antigypsyism, and disinformation, in the context of contemporary threats to a multicultural, civil society. During the 9 meetings the...
Essentialism and symplicism in the context of Roma women and men
Essentialism and symplicism are concepts that refer to the flattening and simplification of the complex identity of an individual or group to a single, supposedly ‘essential’ characteristic. Such an approach, especially towards ethnic minorities such as the Roma,...
We cooperate with:
Our commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals:
What Makes Us Your Ideal Partner?
“We assist each other in difficult situations, discuss how to collaborate with public institutions, and implement projects for children and youth of Romani descent. What sets apart our collaboration with the FDNP team? I feel free to call at any time for advice on various matters.”
The Podkarpackie Association for Active Families values the collaboration with Fundacja DOM NA POGRANICZU not only for its professionalism and expertise in knowledge sharing, but also for its ability to tailor training topics to the needs of the target group and its full commitment to raising awareness among the communities in the Podkarpackie region.
Support, professionalism, and a good atmosphere of cooperation are what particularly distinguish the ‘Home of the Borderland’ Foundation. We highly recommend contacting and working together with this organization!
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to have an impact on improving the lives of those in need, build cross-cultural bridges and gain experience in an NGO.
Write to us and find out how you can get involved and what benefits you can count on.
