Press kit
Download here the material of the UEF realized for voluntaries and people that want to know more about us and our campaigns.
- Activity Report 2024
- Campaign Report 2023-2024 (updated 18.10.2024)
- Report 2024 (January-April)
- Report 2022-2023 (Report XXVIII European Congress)
- Activity Report 2021
- Report November 2019 - June 2020
- Report May 2019 - November 2019
- Report 2018-2019
- Report Nov. 2016 - June 2017
- Report 2013-2016 (Report XXV European Congress)
- Report 2012 (FC Warsaw)
- Report 2011-2013
- Report 2004-2006
Download here the UEF Logos for your documents and visual works:
- Logo UEF complete (green with "Union of European Federalists" in three languages)
- Logo UEF complete (white with "Union of European Federalists" in three languages)
- Logo only E (white)
- Logo UEF 75 years 1946-2021
- Logo UEF support Ukraine
Do you know? "It should be specified that at the moment of its foundation, the name ‘‘Union Europeenne de Federalistes’’ was used, as at the time, integral federalism was the dominant school of thought. The English title ‘‘Union of European Federalists’’, however, shifted the emphasis onto the objective of European unity on a federal basis rather than the integral federalist doctrine. When, as we will see, this doctrine became a minority element in the supranational organisation of European federalists, the name ‘‘Union des Federalistes Europeens’’ was utilized, while maintaining the acronym UEF in all languages."
Download here the flyer of the Spinelli Group with datas and social medias accounts.
70 Years of Campaigns for a United and Federal Europe (1946-2016)
The saga of the European Federalists during and after the Second World Warby Jean Pierre Gouzy
European Resistance for European Unity by Nicoletta Mosconi
The Ventotene Manifesto by Altiero Spinelli, Ernesto Rossi, Eugenio Colorni
More contents about the history of the UEF in the Federalist Library
This handbook is the "physical" aspect of this project. It covers the basics to communicate effectively and in a concerted manner. More than ever, the Federalist movement must show unity and deliver concrete results. Our activists, European citizens, and political representatives are counting on us to promote and advance the idea of a federal Europe, sovereign and democratic. One way of achieving this objective is through thoughtful communication.
While this guide is open to all, it is mostly targeted at the people responsible for the communications activities of the UEF's national and local sections: infact the guide is not to be printed but to use online because a lot of usefull instruments are linked to the webpages and several services online as Canva and Sway.