MEMBERS

The Network has members all over Europe – across the European continent stretching to Scandinavia. Members of the Network include individuals, unions, NGOs, and entities that operate across countries. Becoming a member thus grants access to a vast network of individuals and organizations, in addition to all the Network’s activities. Members can contribute to the Network’s newsletter and participate in the Network’s annual meeting. Political parties that join have observer status.

The Network is actively seeking new members across Europe. Join today.

Details regarding membership

• All participating organisations acquire the status of “members” once they have been present at one of the European conferences of the Network and have contacted the coordination team to join the network.
• Each member can make use of the Network’s identity when carrying out their own actions and projects as long as they respect the Network’s Values Charter (to be created).
• Apart from members, the Network also grants the status of ” observers” to individuals or political parties who want to engage in its activities. Observers can participate in meetings and be involved in the network’s projects, but they cannot take part in the definition of the Network’s objectives.
• Political parties have the status of “observers” in the network as they often are the target of our advocacy. As such, they cannot get involved in the Network’s Coordination Team or in the definition of its objectives. The Network has adopted the habit of inviting at least two political parties in the event of the network or none of them.

Geographical distribution of organizational members of the Network

Individual Members of the Network

Individual members of the Network are from 23 countries:

• Austria
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Canada
• Croatia
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Iceland
• India
• Italy
• Netherlands
• North Macedonia
• Norway
• Portugal
• Romania
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Turkey
• United Kingdom
• USA