STICHWORT: Archives of the Women's and Lesbian Movements - Library, Documentation, Multimedia, is a political project of the autonomous women's and lesbians' movements. STICHWORT collects all kinds of documentation pertaining to the women's and lesbians' movements and provides access to a broad range of literature relevant to feminist research.

The Archive Centre on Women’s History (Archiefcentrum voor vrouwengeschiedenis / Centre d'Archives pour l’Histoire des Femmes, AVG-Carhif) is specialized in women’s history. The collection contains archives, books, magazines and pictures on women’s history and the history of the women’s movement in Belgium. AVG-Carhif informs on current research in gender history and organizes activities to sensitize the general public on the subject of women’s history.

The Bulgarian Association of University Women (BAUW) is a non-government organisation of women with higher education in any field of science (engineering, the humanities and social sciences), irrespective of their present occupation or employment status. Students are granted the status of observers.

The Centre for Women's Studies (Centar za zenske studije) is an independent educational centre offering a place for academic discussion on women's and feminist issues in Croatia. It also serves as a centre for civil education in south eastern Europe.

The Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies (MIGS) is a Cyprus-based feminist NGO that conducts policy and action research in the areas relevant to women’s rights.

Gender Studies, o.p.s. is a non-governmental non-profit organisation that has performed the function of an information, consultation and education centre in the area of relations between women and men and their position in society. The goal of the organisation is to gather, analyze, work with and disseminate further information related to gender-relevant issues.

Gender Studies, o.p.s. is a non-governmental non-profit organisation that has performed the function of an information, KVINFO, Center for information om kvinde- og kønsforskning, is the Danish Centre for Information on Gender, Equality and Ethnicity.The key role of KVINFO is to initiate research and disseminate information and findings, and to contribute to the development of an equal society.

Eesti Naisuurimus - ja Teabekeskuses (Estonian Women's Studies and Resource Centre - ENUT) is a grassroots, non-profit, non-governmental organisation with the aim to advance gender equality in all spheres of life. ENUT serves as a specialised library on women’s and gender issues, collects and disseminates information on gender issues and raises gender awareness through seminars, conferences and publications as well as promotes, co-ordinates and initiates activities to advance gender equality. ENUT co-operates with orgainzations with similar aims in Estonia and beyond.

Minna - Centre for Gender Equality Information in Finland is a relatively new unit, established in 2009. Minna gathers and disseminates information about gender equality issues and gender studies in Finland. The centre is funded by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and attached to the Finnish Social Science Data Archive (FSD) at the University of Tampere.

The Association Nationale des Etudes Féministes (National Association of Feminist Studies - ANEF) is active in the field of research on feminist studies, particularly through publications and a survey of feminist teachings. Among its members are researchers and students working on gender and sexuality. The ANEF regularly publishes documents, newsletters and disseminates books in the series 'Library of feminism'.

Frauenforschungs-, Bildungs- und Informationszentrum FFBIZ is the archive of feminism and the women`s movement in Germany. It collects and processes documents on the history of women mostly since 1968 in Berlin, Germany and all other parts of the world for interdisciplinary research and gender studies. The collection of a former Lesbian Center is integrated in the FFBIZ.

The Hellenic Literary and Historical Archive (E.L.I.A.) is part of the National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation (M.I.E.T.), since October 2009. Its basic aim is to collect, preserve, classify, research and publish 19th and 20th century archival and printed material, particularly that which relates to the modern history and culture of Greece. In addition, E.L.I.A. supports research and dissemination of results across a broad range of academic orientations.

MONA Foundation for the women of Hungary wants to help redefine and improve the role of women in Hungary. The foundation works to achieve this goal by educating women on empowerment strategies, supporting research on women's issues and encouraging global networking.

UCC Library, through its Archives Service, aims both to preserve unique primary source materials, and to make these available to support and stimulate creative research and teaching in various disciplines. It’s collections comprise one of the largest single corpus of reference material and original documentation relating to the modern Irish Women’s Movement held in an Irish archival repository.

La Biblioteca Italiana delle Donne (The Italian Women's Library) was established at the end of the 1970s by the Associazone Orlando, a group of women active in both politics and research. They intended to found an autonomous institution to promote studies on gender differences. The Italian Women's Library hosts the main collections (women’s archive, books, children literature, historic collection) specialised in women's culture, gender and feminist studies in Italy.

The Latvian Womens studies and information center gathers, organises and disseminates data and research on Latvian women and international women's movements.

The Vilnius University Gender Studies Centre functions as base for interdisciplinary academic research on women and gender. The centre also plays an important role in forming gender policy in Lithuania.

CID | Fraen an Gender - Women's and gender information and documentation centre is an independent documentation and information centre. It runs political, cultural and pedagogical projects lobbying for gender equality. CID houses a specialised library offering more than 28,000 books, cd's, music scores and periodicals relating to women, feminism and gender topics.

The Malta Confederation of Women's Organisations (MCWO)represents the concerns, needs and interests of women from all walks of life through dialogue and networking at a national, European and international level. The purpose of the Confederation is to integrate and unify all national women’s NGO’s and individual members in order to represent Malta at the European Women’s Lobby (EWL) in Brussels, of which it is a full member.

Atria (formerly Aletta and the IIAV) is the home of the renowned collection, the International Archives for the Women's Movement. By collecting and making her heritage available, Atria aims to inspire, to expand knowledge on the position of women and to promote research in this area.

Feminoteka was established in 2001, as a feminist information service and bookstore. The aims of Feminoteka are to act for the elimination of sex-based discrimination in literature, culture, arts and public life. Also support and publicize women’s and gender issues, as well as feminism and to promote authors and publications devoted to broadly understood women’s issues. Promote equality of women and men and to combat violence against women or sex-based discrimination. To support women’s participation in public and political life and liquidate barriers preventing women from accessing knowledge about new technologies. Spreading knowledge about new technologies among women.

Documentation Centre and Feminist Archive Elina Guimarães, named after a famous Portuguese feminist from the beginning of the 20th century, was an initiative of the Women’s Union, Alternative and Response (UMAR). It was set up to promote an awareness of women’s history in Portugal and to make available historical documents from the Portuguese women’s movement. The Centre maintains the documents of women’s organizations and feminist groups that were active in Portugal and/or that maintained international relationships. The Centre plays a key role as a resource centre for historical research and provides support to researchers and students interested in this area. Photocredits: Eliott Reyna

The National School of Political Studies and Public Administration produces, promotes and transmits knowledge through teaching, research, discussion, documentation and publication.

ASPEKT is a feminist educational and publishing organisation. It was founded in 1993 as an interest association of women, who agreed it was time to take the discourse on equality and democracy seriously and apply it to the lived realities of the women in Slovakia.

The Association for Promotion of Equality and Plurality Vita Activa promotes the equality of human rights and basic freedoms regardless of gender, sexual orientation, religion, language, political or other belief, ethnicity, social background, education or other personal characteristics. The main activities are: education (seminars, workshops, training courses), awareness raising and media campaigns, monitoring legislation on equal opportunities, publishing, researches, supporting and encouraging individuals, groups, organisations and institutions to promote the equality of human rights and basic freedoms.

Ca la Dona’s Documentation Centre and Library has developed as part of the larger project of Ca la Dona as a place of encounter for women and women's groups. Founded in Barcelona in 1987, Ca la Dona takes an active part in the Catalan women's movement, offering a wide range of activities and resources for women’s empowerement. Its documentation centre, specialised in the history of women and the women's movement in Catalonia, holds an important bibliographical fund and a unique collection of posters, leaflets, reviews, photographs, documenting the development of the feminist movement during the last forty years, which is steadily increasing thanks to the donation of materials formerly held in feminist activists’ and researchers’ personal archives.

KvinnSam - National resource library for gender studies (Nationellt bibliotek för genusforskning) is the main documentation centre on women's studies in Sweden. It was founded in 1958 as a private initiative and was placed under the Göteborg University Library in 1971. The collections include documents about the history of the Swedish women's movement. It provides an overview of what is written in Sweden and abroad pertaining to women's lives in earlier and contemporary times. The centre functions as a service institute for women's and gender studies.

The first women's library and information centre in Turkey was established in 1990. Its purpose is to collect, preserve and present information about women’s history, as well as women’s status in the present. Its main clients are researchers, women's organizations, activists and the media. The library holds 40 complete sets of Ottoman periodicals on topics relating to women, published between 1867 and 1928.

The Women's Library incorporates a Reading Room for the consultation of printed materials, archives, and museum collections, an exhibitions hall, and education and events facilities. It aims to inspire learning and debate on issues that concern women for the benefit of all and is an internationally renowned resource, available to everyone, for women's history research.