Brexit is a collective act of self-harm that will damage and divide Britain for a generation.
We ask you to help us step up our fight to secure the rights of EU citizens in the UK and Britons in the EU, who still face so much uncertainty and may even be denied the right to vote in local elections unless we campaign to stop this happening.
Please chip in £10, £25, £50 or what you can afford to support our campaign
That's why we launched our manifesto in London on 25 November and in Brussels on 10 December, Human Rights Day with the solidarity and support of Kate Willoughby, of #Emilymatters.
You can watch the press conference, read the manifesto and find the media response all on the link below:
In a speech to the European Parliament, Guy Verhofstadt, Chair of the Brexit Steering Group has renewed his call for the full safe-guarding of citizens rights before the Withdrawal Agreement is ratified.
Read Guy Verhofstadt's 'courage call' and write up of our launch here
We will be working over Christmas and New Year to prepare for when MPs and MEPs return after the recess.
We have made a good start signing up support for our five pledges including the Danuta Huebner MEP (Poland) from the EPP, Karen Melchior MEP (Denmark) from Renew, and many other MEP supporters from the Progressive Group and from the Greens in the European Parliament.
We still have many supporters in the House of Commons for the guarantees we are calling for in our manifesto.
We need your continuing support if we are to build on this and succeed.
The best way to support our work is to join New Europeans as a member.
Since the election, many of our supporters have signed up as members because they understand that the work we do must go on and that it is time to nail colours to the mast and say "We Are Europeans".
We are Europeans, new and old Europeans. We have rights, we have a voice and if we stand together we will be heard.
Please join us today using the link below and help us to fight on.
With thanks for all your support from all of us at New Europeans and all the very best for the coming year whatever challenges it may bring.