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  1. What you can do
  2. Become a member

Become a network member

You are interested in joining our organisation? Find more information below.

Who can apply for membership with WWP EN?

You are an officially registered organisation that offers perpetrator work or victim support, does or manages research on intimate partner violence, domestic abuse, perpetrator work or similar and agrees with the purpose and statutes of WWP EN?

Good news! You qualify for a full membership with our network and should contact us.

You are an individual interested in joining WWP EN?

We also offer affiliate memberships to our network. This form of membership is designed for friends of the network, e.g. individuals or organisations who would like to express their support of WWP EN and agree with our purpose and statutes.

What is the difference between full and affiliate membership?

Only registered organisations can become full members of WWP EN. Individuals and inofficial organisations can apply to become affiliate members of the network. Full members pay a membership fee, have voting rights in the AGM and are reimbursed for costs related to the Annual Conference and Study Visit. An affiliate membership does not include a membership fee and enables affiliate members to participate in WWP EN events on their own expense. Affiliate members have access to the members mailing list.

What does membership offer?

Our membership is a vibrant community of organisations and individuals committed to combating violence against women. Each year, at our annual conference, members convene to share best practices, explore new European initiatives, discuss network activities, and shape the future of WWP EN. Full members participates for free.

Another highlight are our study visits, where small groups of members gain insights into international perpetrator work. They deepen their understanding of various intervention models, challenges, and opportunities across Europe. Full members participate for free in the in-person study visit. 

Since 2018, WWP EN members have been invited to join the European #ResponsibleTogether campaign during the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. This campaign enhances members' visibility, places them within a trans-European context, and showcases their commitment to a violence-free world.

How can I apply?


Contact us and we will inform you about necessary documents, membership fees and answer any other questions you might have.

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