Applications are now open for the AGORA 2026 Call for Participants. This is the European Women’s Lobby Young Feminists’ Summer Camp. It gathers young women aged 18 to 30 from across Europe in Brussels for a 5-day event. They discuss feminism today and violence against women and girls. The camp marks the 10th anniversary of this key program. Deadline: April 17, 2026. This article covers the event details, costs, eligibility, and how to apply.
AGORA is the European Women’s Lobby’s summer camp for young feminists. It brings women from all over Europe to Brussels. There, they explore issues in feminism for young women today. They learn from each other and prepare to become future leaders. The main theme is violence against women and girls. Workshops run all week on related topics. The camp started in 2015. It celebrated its 10th anniversary last year. An alumnae network now includes around 290 participants.
Key Takeaways
- AGORA 2026 is a 5-day summer camp in Brussels for women aged 18-30 to discuss feminism and violence against women and girls.
- The European Women’s Lobby covers program fees, accommodation, and meals, while participants manage their own travel with reimbursement.
- Eligibility includes being a feminist woman in the EU with B2 English, committed to women’s rights and activism.
- Applications are open until April 17, 2026, via a direct Google Form, welcoming diverse and intersectional feminists.
The European Women’s Lobby covers most costs for selected participants. This includes the program, travel, accommodation, and meals in Brussels. You must arrange your own travel to and from Brussels. Reimbursement follows EU guidelines. Some may need to pay part of their travel upfront. No one is excluded based on ability to pay. If selected, you get more details on reimbursement.
Here is a breakdown of costs:
- EWL pays for the program, accommodation, and meals.
- You handle travel to/from Brussels.
- Reimbursement per EU rules; some upfront costs possible.
- Full info provided after selection.
To join, you must meet these criteria:
- Feminist woman aged 18-30 at the time of the camp.
- Live in the European Union (no visa sponsorship).
- Good English level (B2).
- Committed to women’s rights and gender equality.
- Ready to use camp lessons in activism, community, or work.
- Motivated to connect and build solidarity with other young feminists.
- Agree with European Women’s Lobby values.
The organizers welcome intersectional feminists. Women of color, from ethnic minorities, with disabilities, from the LGBTQI+ community, and other marginalized groups are especially encouraged to apply.
Ready to apply? Use this direct Google Form link. For full details, check the official AGORA page. Act fast before the April 17, 2026 deadline. Past events show inspiring gatherings—view photos on the official site.
AGORA’s 10th anniversary highlights a decade of impact on young feminists. The network keeps growing. It fosters solidarity across Europe’s diversity. If you qualify, this is your chance to join and fight violence against women.
AGORA 2026 offers young feminists a chance to connect, learn, and fight violence against women and girls in Brussels. With most costs covered and a supportive network, it’s a key step for future leaders. Apply by April 17, 2026, using the Google Form to join this 10th anniversary event.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for AGORA 2026?
Feminist women aged 18-30 living in the EU with good English (B2 level) and commitment to women’s rights; diverse groups are especially welcome.
What costs does the camp cover?
The European Women’s Lobby pays for the program, accommodation, and meals; you handle travel to and from Brussels with possible reimbursement.
When is the application deadline?
Applications close on April 17, 2026.
How do I apply for AGORA 2026?
Use the direct Google Form link or visit the official AGORA page for full details and to submit your application.
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