THE BRITISH SECTION OF THE EUW
When EUW was founded in 1953, the principal aim was to encourage European women in different countries to study and resolve common problems.
The EUW believes that women should be encouraged to play an active part in civic life, and membership includes business and professional women, MPs, MEPs and local Councillors.
The EUW maintains regular dialogues between the National Sections through the work of the EUW Commissions and the visits organised by Europe Alive. Particular attention is paid to issues that concern the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the United Nations.
The Management Board of British Section comprises the officers and the Regional Chairmen. The Management Board meets four times per year. The Council of British Section comprises those on the Management Board, Branch Chairmen, Commission leaders and full members of Commissions, and those with special responsibilities. The Council meets twice a year, one of the occasions usually being during the Spring Break.
The EUW maintains regular dialogues between the National Sections through the work of the EUW Commissions and the visits organised by Europe Alive. Particular attention is paid to issues that concern the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the United Nations.
The Management Board of British Section comprises the officers and the Regional Chairmen. The Management Board meets four times per year. The Council of British Section comprises those on the Management Board, Branch Chairmen, Commission leaders and full members of Commissions, and those with special responsibilities. The Council meets twice a year, one of the occasions usually being during the Spring Break.
Gender Equality is good for everyone
The European Union of Women (EUW) was originally born out of the drive and determination of women in Cold War Europe to promote freedom, justice, equality and cultural enlightenment.
VisionWomen and girls across Europe and beyond can achieve their potential, realise their aspirations and have an equal voice in creating fair, strong, peaceful communities.
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MissionEUW will work to support women and girls to transform their lives through empowerment
and freedom of opportunity, promoting international understanding, goodwill and peace. |
PrinciplesEUW is based on the basic humanitarian principles of safeguarding human freedom and
dignity, the rights and responsibilities of the individual and the maintenance of cultural heritage alongside social and economic progress. |
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The European Union of Women (EUW) has addressed women’s issues at local, national and international levels since it was founded in 1953
