Touring exhibition »#EUWomen«

The touring exhibition provides information about the role of women in EU politics based on everyday experiences. It allows very different protagonists from many member states to have their say. More than 20 short biographies of European protagonists offer opportunities for identification and, in conjunction with quotes and slogans, make it clear how numerous women have played a pioneering role in the process of European integration since its beginnings. The exhibition encourages visitors to become aware of and articulate their own positions. 

Blick von schräg oben auf die Wanderausstellung / View of the touring exhibition from diagonally above
Blick in die Wanderausstellung mit mehreren Wandpaneelen / View of the touring exhibition with several wall panels
Blick in die Wanderausstellung, mit Fokus auf die Hocker, die Grafiken zu den Mitgliedstaaten der EU zieren / View of the touring exhibition, focussing on the stools adorned with graphics of the EU member states
Detailphoto der Wanderausstellung / Detailed photo of the touring exhibition
Detailphoto der Wanderausstellung / Detailed photo of the touring exhibition
Blick in die Wanderausstellung mit mehreren Wandpaneelen / View of the touring exhibition with several wall panels

EuropaPunkt Bremen (MPB) / May to August 2020, © gwf-ausstellungen

Locations of the touring exhibition

2020 to 2024 

  •        Aalen Ostalbkreis
  •        Bremen          
  •        Bremerhaven
  •        Berlin Charlottenburg
  •        Berlin Reinickendorf
  •        Berlin Spandau
  •        Bocholt
  •        Dortmund
  •        Erfurt
  •        Hamburg
  •        Kaiserslautern
  •        Leipzig
  •        Ludwigsburg
  •        Rhein-Erft
  •        Rostock
  •        Steinfurt
  •        Stuttgart
  •        Rostock

 

2025

Düsseldorf: March 2025
Schwäbisch Gmünd: May 2025
Freyung/Bavarian Forest: June 2025
Dortmund: July to August 2025
Essen: August to September 2025
Dresden: October to December 2025

2026

Kassel: March 2026
Dietzenbach: May 2026



Lead responsibility for the exhibition’s implementation lay with the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
and it received funding from the Representation of the European Commission in Germany.