Fundación Mujeres is an organization that works for political and social change to promote gender equality. This is an activist organiztion that uses campaigns to create change. This organization provides publications and other resources surrounding gender in order to educate the public.

This organization understands gender equality as a human right and fights for gender equality across all spheres (civil, political, cultural, economic, etc). Asociación Por Ti Mujer looks at the structural causes of gender inequality and that restrict women’s rights and that cause discrimination against women.

The Women’s Lobby of Slovenia represents several women’s organizations in Slovenia and serves a member of the the European Women’s Lobby. This is an excellent starting point for more gender related resources in Slovenia.

Possibility of Choice works for a society where people can have less restricted lives that are not determined by gender stereotypes. This organization began with the goal of protecting women’s reproductive rights in Slovakia, however it has now progressed to fighting violence against women, gender policies, and teaching a gender perspective in youth and the

Fenestra’s focus is fighting gender-based violence by both educating the public and providing women who are experiencing violence with help.

EsFem is an organization that works to educate the public on issues of gender equality. This organization hosts events and a library with many resources.

The Romanian Women’s Lobby represents several women organizations in Romania and works to promote gender equality.

Reaching Out Romania is a shelter that offers aid to victims of human trafficking (many of whom are women and children). This organization works with policy makers and law enforcement to end human trafficking and offers resources to victims.

The Association of Women Against Violence works to promote human rights, specifically the rights of women and children, as well as fighting violence and discrimination. Some of this organization’s goals are to educate the public about issues of violence and discrimination against women and youth, train professionals to help women and children, provide support for

REDE’s focus is to promote gender equality in youth, based on the guidelines from the United Nations and European Union. Some of its methods include education, empowerment, promoting citizen participation, and advocacy and lobbying.