Women for Women France aims to ensure that anyone experiencing domestic violence in France, regardless of their background, race, language or any other factor, is supported, protected, and can access and assert their rights. Women for Women France focuses on domestic abuse and violence, but also offers support for overall mental health, divorce and family

CNFF is the first federation of women’s associations in France and brings together professional, charitable, cultural, and other types of involvement groups in public life and gender equality. It focuses on the status of women in society and works at both a regional and international level.

This is a national feminist association with several local branches located across France. Osez le féminisme! undertakes several campaigns in the gender realm including abortion rights, sexual harrasment, and how women are treated by various political groups (especially groups on the far-right).

The Feminist Association Union is both a feminist and antiracist organization that focuses on intersectionalities in feminism and different forms of oppression. Some actions undertaken by this organization includes public statements, publishing expert opinions, and offering concrete help for women through several services.

NYTKIS is an umbrella organization of women’s organizations that are involved in Finnish parliament, and a few other larger women’s organizations. This organization has regional committees and and is highly involved in Finnish parliament and politics.

The Estonian Women’s Studies and Resource Centre is an NGO based in Tallinn University that maintains a specialized library on women’s and gender issues, improves public access to publications and documents regarding gender (through databases and networking), and promotes cooperation between the public, NGOs, and academic institutions regarding women and gender issues.

Round Table of Estonian Women’s Associations brings together women’s associations across Estonia to create common positions regarding women in social life, democracy, and equality between men and women.

EANÜ works to bring together women in higher education to use their skills to solve issues in academia and public life, to maintain professional ethics, and to protects freedoms in research and academia.

The Women’s Council Denmark is a non-governmental umbrella organisation (NGO) for more than 40 organisations working to promote womens rights and gender equality in Denmark and globally.