Help shape
what comes next.
Serving on the Founding Council is one of the best ways to help build the movement. Register your interest only if you support the idea behind the movement and believe you can contribute. You would work in an international team with people from different countries. English would be the working language. The role requires time and the ability to work well with others. The Council would meet regularly by video call on an agreed schedule.
How the movement would be organised
The goal is to build one coordinated movement across the European Union. National organisations would work in their own countries toward a common goal.
Common programme and licensing
- Europe Restored France
- Europe Restored Germany
- Europe Restored Italy
- Other countries
What would the Council do?
- Draft and adopt the movement’s political programme
Council members would write and adopt the political programme that licensed national organisations would use as the basis for their work. Read how the programme would apply nationally →
- Set the licensing rules and vote on licences
Council members would define what founding teams must meet to obtain and keep a national licence. Only one organisation per country could hold a national licence at any given time. They would vote on whether to grant a licence to a team applying to set up a national organisation, and whether to revoke a licence when the agreed conditions are no longer met.
How you can contribute
Join the Council
We are looking for team players who can help write the programme, contribute relevant expertise and work reliably with others. You should be able to commit time to drafting, reviewing proposals and making decisions together.
Everyone is welcome to apply. Preference will be given to applicants with higher education, particularly in relevant fields such as sociology, law, organisational sciences and public relations, and to those with relevant experience, including a similar role in a movement, organisation or civic initiative.
Lead a national organisation
We are looking for people who can bring together at least three or four reliable collaborators willing to share leadership and practical work. The team should be ready to adopt the common programme and meet the Council’s licensing requirements.
Apply for the Council
Leave your email address to apply for the Council. We will notify you by email when the process of forming the Council begins.
If you have any questions about the Council, please email [email protected].