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EGP Local Councillors' Network

The European Green Party is proud to present a new online platform to connect Green Local Councillors who work on local or regional level in Europe!

The platform offers a space for Green local councillors to share projects, events and ideas to work with in local municipalities. It enables them to share experiences, best practices, and advice with fellow local councillors facing similar challenges.

Local councillors are demonstrating what a difference Green participation in governments can make. This platform is where they can share projects, results and outcomes. They can ask specific questions and get immediate feedback from fellow Green local councillors.

All Green Local Councillors from across Europe are welcome to participate. By working internationally and exchanging ideas, we can provide Green answers to the common issues Europe’s cities face on their way to a just transition.

Find the Local Councillors Platform at localcouncillors.europeangreens.eu

 

EGP Green Campaign Handbook

The Green Campaign Handbook is a manual with the basics and the latest in campaigning tactics. This is where we share our lessons, so we start learning together. The Handbook is a creation from the European Green Party, with contributions from many member parties. Add your own lessons, or learn from others. Let’s win, together.

https://campaigners.europeangreens.eu

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EGP Trans-inclusive Feminist Campaign

What is the Trans-inclusive Feminist Campaign?
EGP's internal campaign to ensure trans-inclusive understanding of feminism across the board of the European green family.
Rights of trans people are at the core of feminist debates today and we want to amplify the voices of trans people in our member parties and to send a clear message: Green feminism is trans-inclusive feminism.
How are we doing that?
By supporting our member parties in building trans-inclusive positions in their own policy work.
By acting as a bridge between our member parties in sharing knowledge, experiences, and best practices on how to be more inclusive within the party.
By equipping our member parties with arguments so that the green feminists can be leaders in the wider societal fight for trans-inclusion.
Why do we need trans-inclusive feminism?
Because there is an attempt to gate-keep women’s spaces and reduce the experiences of womanhood to biology only.
Because trans women have been at the forefront of feminist movements and have helped build intersectional feminism from the ground up.
Because trans people are facing increased prejudice, discrimination, and violence from conservative right-wing actors and anti-trans groups, and we can't allow that.


Tilt! - The Changemaking Network
 

Tilt is a movement demanding that Europe works for all of us – not just a privileged few. Together, we’re connecting citizens and decision-makers in order to generate real change. Join us in the fight for a fair, green and democratic Europe!

  

Federation of Young European Greens

FYEG is the European umbrella organisation of Young Greens all over the continent - from Ireland to Azerbaijan and from Cyprus to Norway. Our 37 member organisations are youth wings of Green parties and Green youth NGOs and they represent around 50 000 activists across Europe. FYEG is also the independent youth wing of the European Green Party. 

 

Greens/EFA Campaign against gender-based violence  

We all want to feel safe. To wear whatever we want without getting attacked. To walk fearlessly in the streets alone at night. We want a world free of violence, especially of violence that’s triggered just because of your gender identity or expression, or because of who you are.

Gender-based violence is a human rights violation that affects 1 out of 3 Europeans. Cases of gender-based physical, psychological and sexual violence have increased across Europe under the pandemic, in what the United Nations has called a “shadow pandemic”.

The EuropeaCommission has drafted a law proposal, which would oblige European governments to put an end to the violence. We want to make sure that the upcoming directive will be comprehensive by preventing, responding to, and ending gender-based violence online and offline, across the whole EU.

 

European Network of Green Seniors

The European Network of Green Seniors was founded 2005 in Brussels with the aim, to mobilize (green) seniors (55+) in all countries. Seniors should have the opportunity to participate in society and politics and to work in an intergenerational way with green policy and especially with questions affecting elderly.

During its 16 years of existence ENGS has worked for and with the growing aged population in Europe within the EGP framework and within the green parties in the member countries.

We are a stable organisation that has been very active despite our limited financial resources. We are determined to convince seniors to stay or become active in politics, to campaign and to vote for green parties. We have the necessary experience and we certainly have a future to fight for in all policy areas and, more specifically, when it comes to defending a proper space for and the dignity of the senior part of humankind. About activities - read the “History of ENGS” at our homepage or face book page.

 

Green European Foundation

The Green European Foundation (GEF) is a European level political foundation funded by the European Parliament. The mission of GEF is to contribute to the development of a European public sphere and to foster greater involvement by citizens in European politics, ultimately forging a stronger, more participative democracy.

GEF aspires to reach broader audiences across Europe by acting as a laboratory for new ideas through the Green European Journal and other publications in different languages. The foundation also develops capacity-building and political education programmes for its partners and for young activists eager to get involved at the European level. GEF staff members are eager to tell you more about their work at the stand.

 

Green European Journal

The Green European Journal is Europe’s leading political ecology magazine offering green and progressive ideas and analysis. The award-winning Journal – with its print editions, podcast, and online magazine - is the go-to public sphere to find thelatest analysis of developments from the Green New Deal and decolonial ecology to the geopolitics of climate breakdown. 


The Green Economics Institute 

The Green Economics Institute is an award winning global network, of friendly people, which aims to provide policies for a more caring sharing world, in which everything flourishes as in nature and the scope of economics involves the true complexity it needs to provide for everyone and everything on the planet. We want to prevent poverty at its source, to stop the 6th ever mass extinction of other species, to help humankind to survive, and to halt the current rapid climate change and to create a more sharing society based on social and environmental justice, equality and intersectional inclusion. We have 3 delegations in 2022 to the United Nations, including to UNFCCC COP27 in Egypt and also a new one IPBES campaigning for ecosystems and nature. We welcome new members to our Institute.

The Green Economics Institute runs an Annual Green Economics Institute Conference in the summer. We will celebrate our 20th anniversary on June 15th -17th 2023 at St Hugh's College, University of Oxford. We welcome students, academics, professors and researchers throughout the year. We are also a book publisher- http://www.geibooks.org.uk with over 200 books, academic proceedings and papers as well as founding and running one of the worlds first and only green academic journals, The International Journal of Green Economics, now in its 17th year. Our websites include Home - GEI Membership and http://www.greeneconomicsinstitute.org.uk our email is info@greeneconomicsinstitute.org.uk


Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union
  

The Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung is a German political foundation affiliated with the German Green Party (Alliance 90/The Greens). Its primary task is political education and advocacy in Germany and abroad. Our main tenets are ecology and sustainability, democracy and human rights, non-violence and justice. In our work, we place particular emphasis on gender democracy, equal rights for minorities and the political and social participation of migrants. Our namesake, the writer and Nobel Prize laureate Heinrich Böll, personifies the fundamental principles we stand for: defence of freedom and human dignity, civic courage, open debate and the acknowledgement of art and culture as independent spheres of thought and action. As a think tank for green visions and ideas, we are part of an international network with more than 35 offices worldwide and with partner projects in more than 60 countries. The Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union represents the foundation vis-à-vis European and international institutions, associations, non-governmental organisations and media based in Brussels. The office is a main point of contact for individuals, groups and organisations from around the world interested in EU politics and policies. The future of the European project and the role of the European Union in the world are at the centre of our activities and efforts. 

  

The European Green Progressive Interfaith Coalition

1. We are all members of one of our European Green Parties and are at the same time also progressive people of faith, belonging to diverse religious and spiritual persuasions.
2. It is our goal to learn from and to support each other across the borders, cultures and belongings.
3. By forming a colorful faith coalition for diversity and human rights we want to set a counterweight to the rightwing parties, religious institutions and movements in our European societies.
4. We want to become a real political power to support the progressive Europe we dream about, cooperating in all fields of politics.
5. Our vision is an Europe with a strong constitutional democracy, a strong common welfare, clear ecological and social standards – being a clear European alternative to the USA and China.
6. As progressives we are radically inclusive and human rights oriented and standing in solidarity with all genders and queer people for common welfare and social justice. We transcend therefore the boundaries of our affiliations.
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