BBC

The BBC has put together a section of their web-site designated to the European Parliament elections that can be viewed here

British Overseas NGO's for Development (BOND)

BOND have produced a series of recommendations for the new parliament that can be viewed here
For further European Parliament election resources click here

Ecumenical Voices

A guide for Churches and Christian organizations in the European Union on the European Parliament elections. This covers a positive vision of Europe as well as raising concerns and questions Christians may have that the European Parliament could address. More information can be viewed here

EU Civil Society Contact Group European Elections Toolkit

The EU Civil Society Contact Group brings together eight large rights and value based NGO sectors - culture, environment, education, development, human rights, public health, social and women. Jointly they aim to represent the views and interests of rights and value based civil society organisations across the European Union. The EU Civil Society Contact Group has put together a European Elections toolkit for NGO’s and others which can be viewed here

Europe 'vote for peace'

Europe 'vote for peace' is a coalition of peace building NGO's who call on MEP candidates to pledge to work towards peace through a series of their recommendations; their web-site can be accessed here

HRDN European Parliament Manifesto

The Human Rights and Democracy Network (HRDN) is an informal grouping of NGOs operating at EU level in the broader areas of human rights, democracy and conflict prevention. The vision of the HRDN is that human rights and democracy are placed at the heart of the European Union's internal and external policy agenda. HRDN have put together a Manifesto on Human Rights for the European Parliament which can be viewed here

QCEA British Committee

The QCEA British Committee put togehter an action pack on the European Elections for local and area meetings. To view this pack click here

Instructions for downloading pdfs are available here.

We welcome feedback on all of the work we do. But in the context of an election, this is even more important. We would love to hear from Friends and anyone in sympathy with Friends who uses this material so that we know how useful you have found it and what use you have made of it. In particular, we would be interested to hear of any interactions you have had with MEP candidates.

For anyone comments and queries please contact Anya Whiteside

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