We proudly present: the next tournament – Eulevoto 2017 – will be in – WROCLAW/POLAND! We are looking forward to seeing you ALL there again then!
ResultsThank you all for a wonderful tournament! We proudly present the results of the European Lesbian Volleyball Tournament 2016:
A/B+
DIGI
French ta soeur
Stets bemüht
Baba Jaga
5./6.
Burger Queens, Feel the Rush
7./ 8.
Wilde Mischung, Elb Du Nimm Pearls
9.-11.
Drama Queens, French Touch, Playmaids Icketown
5 to 11 were not finalized
B-
French revolution
Annemies
Punkten
Potpouri
Viennas Queer Melange
French Fries
BPASS
C
Abseitz Stuttgart
Schock Block
Goud Funatics
BGS Plan B
Queen for tonight
Al dente
French kiss
Congratulations to the winnig teams!!
And here are the results of the donation competion for Women In Exile:
TeamsA
Baba Jaga
Berlin
B+
French ta Soeur
Paris
B+
Stets Bemüht
Bremen
B+
Playmaids Icketown
Berlin
B+
French Touch
Paris
B+
DIGI
Warschau
B+
Wilde Mischung
Berlin
B+
Elb Du Nimm Pearls
Hamburg
B+
Burger Queens
Amsterdam
B+
Dramaqueens
Riga
B+
Feel The Rush
Wroclaw
B-
Vienna’s Queer Melange
Wien
B-
Punkten
Berlin
B-
Annemies
Köln
B-
French Fries
Paris
B-
French Revolution
Paris
B-
Aushilfen
diverse
B-
Potpouri
Amsterdam
C
French Kiss
Paris
C
Queen for Tonight
Groningen
C
Schockblock
München
C
Goud Funatics
Groningen
C
Abseitz Stuttgart
Stuttgart
C
Al Dente
Hamburg
C
BGS Plan B
Brüssel
Eulevoto Hamburg 2016 supports “Women in Exile”!Refugee women are getting loud! Summer tour 2014
Women in Exile is an initiative of refugee women founded in Brandenburg in 2002 by refugee women to fight for their rights. The foundresses decided to organize as a refugee women’s group because they have made the experience that refugee women are doubly discriminated against not only by racist laws and discriminative refugee laws in general but also as women. The struggle against these laws is usually supported by mixed-sex refugee self-organizations and in their experience, these are often dominated by men who look at other issues as more important. Women in Exile e.V. was founded in Potsdam in 2011 and is recognized as a non-profit association.
Email: info@women-in-exile.net
Homepage: http://women-in-exile.net/
Eulevoto 2016 supports Women in Exile. During the tournament we collected 632,85 €, thank you so much!fileadmin/user_upload/HamburgUploads/registrationELVT2016_03_Hamburg.xlsx
You can still donate directly to this bank account:
Women in Exile e.V.Account-Nr: 1152135400BLZ: 430 609 67 (GLS Bank)IBAN: DE21430609671152135400BIC: GENODEM1GLS (GLS Bank)
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
Financial support for teamsFinancial support (also known as the Eulevoto outreach program) is available upon request to teams or individuals who lack the financial means to participate in the tournament. The goal of this program is to help women from countries where homosexuality is illegal or punished, as well as those with little financial means. Any leftover funds will be passed on to the next organizing city in order to keep this instrument of solidarity alive and continue to help more women participate in the event.
Would you like to apply for the program? Please contact us at hamburg2016@eulevoto.net
Would you like to donate money to the outreach program? Please contact us at hamburg2016@eulevoto.net
Where to stay…Below you find a few recommendations of more low-budget-hotels/hostels (no ranking!) And as usual there will be the possibility for hosted housing (see registration form)
www.schanzenstern.com/index.php/de/
generatorhostels.com/de/reiseziel/hamburg/
hamburg-stintfang.jugendherberge.de/de-DE/Portraet
hamburg-horn.jugendherberge.de/de-DE/Portraet
www.instantsleep.hamburg/index.de.php
www.motel-one.com/en/hotels/hamburg/
https://www.bedandbreakfast.eu/bed-and-breakfast/hamburg/germany/c2911298
www.meininger-hotels.com/de/hotels/hamburg/
Please note:
Of course you’ll find hotels/accommodation in Wilhelmsburg, the district where the sports halls are located. But we are purposely recommending hotels in more central districts, for two reasons: because you’ll be closer to the registration venue and the party, and because there are many more bars, restaurants and interesting stores than in Wilhelmsburg.It’s not that far to the sports halls, either (Altona – Wilhelmburg, 22 minutes; Central Station – Wilhelmburg, 8 minutes), but if you want to go out and have fun in the evening, you’re better off north of the Elbe river!
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