Karat Coalition works for gender equality on the local, national, European and international levels, representing women in Poland and Eastern Europe. Karat Coalition’s main areas of focus are on women’s rights and socio-economic justice, meaning they focus on the intersectionality of discrimination based on both gender and socio-economic status.

Active Women Association focuses on the empowerment and inclusion of minority and vulnerable groups in Poland, including youth, seniors, and minorities. Their main activities include education and information, social and media campaigns, forming coalitions, lobbying, advocacy, and counseling.

WO=MEN works on the implementation of gender equality and women powerment as one the United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This is one of the largest gender platforms in Europe with several organizations and professionals working together

The Dutch Women’s Council is an organization representing several women’s groups and organizations and works to represent the interests of all Dutch women. Dutch Women’s Council lobbies on women’s issues, and works with policy makers in the Netherlands, EU, and United Nations.

Atria serves as a valuable resource on women’s literature and history in order to promote the development and equal treatment of women. Atria also provides advice about future policy making and works with several other institutions and universities to provide relevant and truthful information. This organization is recognized by UNESCO and is signed into the

Women for Women Foundation works to empower women and girls through education, aid and empowerment with finance, and access to resources that promote gender equality. This group also hosts the Women for Women Social Fund, which supports women and families in difficult times.

MWL is an umbrella organization representing women’s groups in Malta and works for women’s rights.

CID works to improve the social status of women, as well as general issues around gender, in Luxembourg. CID maintains readings, studies, and general literature about gender and women and actively partakes in political issues.

CNFL is a representative group of organizations and institutions across Luxembourg that are involved with gender equality. Some of their areas of focus include national policy, women’s sports, local policy, and representing young women.

The Women’s Information Centre is a team of professionals that work to educate and inform the public about gender equality, policy, issues, and its development in Lithuania. Some of their programs focus on violence against women, human trafficking, family and work balance, and female entrepreneurship.