On 6-9 June 2024 , European citizens will cast their votes in what will determine the future of the European Parliament in the next 5 year. Many migrant women will vote in the 2024 EU elections, however, many will not, as this right is reserved to the European citizens. The outcomes of the EU elections have a significant impact on all of us living in the EU, those with and without voting rights.

Since February 2023, ENOMW has been working on the project AGENCY: VOTE WITH HER funded by the European Parliament (www.votewithher.eu) in collaboration with femLENS , as well as  several national and local organisations in EU states (Akidwa in Ireland, MONIKA in Finland, Olympe in France, MIGS in Cyprus, Ukrainian Women Union in Greece, Oasis in Belgium, Por ti Mujer in Spain, European Organisation for Integration in Germany, Afghan Women Organisation in Sweden, Iroko in Italy).

The main objective of AGENCY is to increase political participation of women with migrant backgrounds in the context of the European Parliament's elections 2024.

  In the period from May till November 2023, the changemakers - over 50 women from diverse backgrounds in 14 EU states - took part in the programme that included online and in-person training sessions covering a range of topics, from the EU institutional architecture and legislative processes, to campaigning and advocacy. They also got familiarised with the PHOTOVOICE - a tool that helps individuals and communities convey their stories and political messages through the medium of photography.

In the period from January till May 2024,  the participants of AGENCY will organise their own PHOTOVOICE campaigns within their own localities with the aim to communicate their vision and their concerns to wider public and to encourage their communities to participate in the 2024 EU elections. 

Today, 100 days before the EU elections, we are launching the website of AGENCY , that already features some of the campaigns of the change-makers and other materials related to the EU elections.

We are also launching our key demands towards the European Parliament's candidates and political parties.