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ENP letter to EU Parliament candidates
The letter was sent by parents from different countries to the parties running for EU Parliament: The European Network of Parents of LGBTI+ (ENP)’s mission is to act as an umbrella organisation in European countries (including countries that are not…
Read MoreENP was at Moldova Pride
Last week from the 15th-19th of May, the activists of GENDERDOC-M organized the 18th Moldova Pride Festival. Their motto was, I am ok! (“Sunt ok“).
Read MoreENP invited to a Council of Europe round table
ENP invited to a Council of Europe round-table conference about violence in education between 21-22 March, 2019, Venice
Read MoreMessage of Solidarity: Barcelona LGBTI Centre
The European Network of Parents of LGBTI+ persons congratulates the mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau on the inauguration of the LGTBI Centre of Barcelona this month. https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/lgtbi/en/services/barcelona-lgbti-centre May the Centre serve as a bridge for exchange, discussion and support towards…
Read More2018 Pride March Pictures
AGEDO / Napoli Pride 14 July 2018 AMPGYL / Madrid Pride July 2018 DRACHMA / Malta Pride 15 September 2018 LISTAG / Banned Istanbul Pride 1 July 2018
Read MorePress Statement: Romanian Constitutional Referendum, 2018
19THSEPTEMBER, 2018 P R E S S S T A T E M E N T Re: Romanian Constitutional Referendum, 2018 The European Network of Parents of LGBTI+ Persons (ENP) is saddened and appalled by the recent events taking place…
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CHILDREN’s RIGHTS MATTER! #IFED2018
Wishing you all a wonderful International Family Equality Day!
Read MoreENP Annual Conference in Lisbon, Portugal
In March 2018, the statutory Annual General Meeting of ENP will take place in Lisbon, Portugal to coincide with NELFA’s conference which will help us enhance visibility and collaboration.
Read MoreENP at Ljubljana Conference
In Ljubljana, we attended a safe space meeting of parents of LGBTs, a long interview with one of the main local daily newspapers and finally we were guest speakers at a rather unique cultural Centre frequented by artists, progressive option…
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