Supporters
We have done our homework and have the support of organisations at European level, but we are missing you! Help us to make this possible.
Main Sponsors
SPARK
SPARK is delivered by a diverse consortium consisting out of 20 organizations in 13 European countries, working together to spark climate justice. We do this by raising awareness, building capacity and facilitating EU citizens, particularly youth, to build and mobilize public support for ambitious gender just climate change and development policies in line with Agenda 2030.
European Youth Card Association
We are the European Youth Card Association (EYCA) – a non-governmental, not-for-profit association of 40 member organisations that issue the European Youth Card to more than 7 million young people in over 30 countries across Europe.
European Forum Alpbach
The European Forum Alpbach is a space and place for the emergence of reflection and action. It brings together young people from Europe and from all over the world with the most innovative minds from politics, business, civil society, culture, and science to drive ideas for a strong and democratic Europe.
Culture of Solidarity Fund
In 2020 we launched the Culture of Solidarity Fund to support cultural initiatives that, in the midst of turmoil and crisis, reinforce European solidarity and the idea of Europe as a shared public space.
European Partners
European Capital of Democracy
Oxfam
Oxfam is a global movement of people who are fighting inequality to end poverty and injustice. Across regions, from the local to the global, they work with people to bring change that lasts. Their work is grounded in the commitment to the universality of human rights. Driven by diversity and founding our asks in evidence and experience, they take sides against poverty and injustice everywhere. Feminist approaches guide all their analysis, action and interaction.
Debating Europe
Debating Europe is the citizen engagement unit of Friends of Europe, tasked with harnessing the collective intelligence of citizens across the EU to generate and road-test policy ideas for a Renewed Social Contract for Europe by 2030. We do this by engaging our growing community of citizens and CSOs across Europe in focus groups and surveys. Our research aims to ensure that Europe’s institutions and member states, can reframe and rebalance their relationship with the citizens they serve.
Together.eu
Together.eu is a project run by the European Parliament, dedicated to getting as many people as possible involved in the democratic life of Europe and, in particular, to getting out the vote for the European elections in 2024. together.eu is a vibrant, connected and growing community working to further European democracy and to do our part to encourage others to vote in 2024 – because the more people vote, the stronger our democracy becomes.
Re-Imagine Europa
Re-Imagine Europa (RIE) is a nonpartisan think-tank, acting as the first “incubator” for new political ideas, in efforts to define a future that goes beyond personal, national or partisan interests.
IYTT
The IYTT stands for openness and democracy, determined to uphold the values of freedom and equality. They inspire decision-makers to democratize where there is no democracy, and to renew where democracy exists but does not work.
More in 24
More in 24, is a fresh European elections project organised by the European Youth Card Association and supported by the EU, with the goals to get the youth excited and informed about the elections, and most importantly, to see more young people casting their votes.
Academic Partner
CIDOB
CIDOB is an international affairs research centre that, through excellence and relevance, seeks to analyse the global issues that affect political, social and governance dynamics, from the international to the local. As a recognised independent civil society born institution with a long history, CIDOB pursues excellence and rigour in its analysis, publications and projects. It aims to be a useful tool for society, to ensure open access to knowledge and to promote the study of the international issues that affect citizens’ daily lives. CIDOB seeks relevance and social impact for its research and attends to public institutions’ needs and requests for international information, aiming to influence decision-making processes and provide alternative visions.
National Institutional Partners
AK Wien · ÖGB with ,,Stimme für Demokratie"
What will the future orientation of European politics look like? A question that is of great importance, especially for employees and apprentices. Because Europe is divided on many central questions, the European Parliament will have to deal even more intensively with key challenges for them in the future. On this occasion, the Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour and the Austrian Trade Union Confederation coordinate the « Stimme für Demokratie » initiative to educate employees and apprentices around the elections and reduce abstention in a demographic group often participating too little in the European Elections.
Service Providers
Claire Vimont
Claire Vimont is an independent illustrator and graphic designer whose work focuses on inclusive projects that matter. She is the artist behind the Palumba pigeon illustrations and badges. 🐦
bitperfect
bitperfect is a web and software development agency where creativity meets functionality. With a focus on user experience and a passion for creating customized solutions, the team at bitperfect combines best practices with tailor-made design.
New Spirit Studio
New Spirit Studio, founded by Roger Bach and Marc Celeiro in Barcelona, works on the development and design of digital and multimedia communication solutions.
Become a Sponsor
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Support us with funding
The main areas where we need to allocate funds are product design and development, research and dissemination. With your economic support, we can make a bold impact together.
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Help us build our network
We are aware that many diverse actors share our goals and values, and we are looking forward to work with them and share our project and ideas. We want to build some partnerships.
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Guide us through advice
Members of our Board of Advisers are experienced in EU civic engagement and provide us with valuable connections and opportunities. Who seems like a good fit?