Join the Red Micelio Federation

Are you an individual? You can support the network as a friend. Are you an association? Choose from the three.


Support for the network

Friend

Individuals and organisations

€5 a month (€60 a year)

  • No interview
  • No participation in the Assembly
  • Newsletter and community news
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  • More strength for defending the rights of the people and communities who use entheogens.
  • A communication channel with activities, training and events from the FERM community.
  • Discounts on training in risk reduction and good practice, with contributions of €30 a month or more.
  • Answers to general enquiries by email.
Requirements
  • Fill in the application and share the Federation's aims.
  • A minimum contribution of €60 a year (€5 a month), kept up to date.
  • No use of the Federation's logo.

Voice, no vote

Supporter

Associations

€30 a month

  • Prior interview
  • Voice without a vote in the Assembly
  • Legal advice
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  • Participation in the General Assembly with voice but no vote.
  • The option to propose items for the Assembly, with prior approval from the Technical Committee.
  • Legal advice from a network of specialised lawyers.
  • Discounts on orientation spaces and advice.
  • Discounts on training in risk reduction and good practice.
  • Help at key moments, such as changes in the law or crises.
  • Collaboration in scientific studies with ICEERS and other organisations.
  • €5 off the fee if your representatives already belong to a federated association.
Requirements
  • Be a legally constituted non-profit association.
  • Complete the membership process and the interview.
  • Be up to date with fees and sign the letters of commitment.
  • Be approved by the General Assembly.
  • Each application is considered individually, according to how well it meets the points of the Code of Ethics. Not all applications are accepted.
  • No use of the Federation's logo.

Full member

Federated

Associations

€50 a month

  • Prior interview
  • Voice and vote in the Assembly
  • Use of the Federation's logo
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  • Voice and vote in the General Assembly.
  • Use of the Federation's logo in your communications.
  • Legal advice and meetings with specialised lawyers.
  • Peer meetings to share experiences.
  • The Federation's annual gathering.
  • Occasional training sessions.
  • Discounts on AyaSafe training and on the ICEERS integration course.
  • Orientation meetings with facilitator psychologists on risk reduction and good practice.
  • Free analysis and quality control at Kykeon Labs, a specialised laboratory.
  • Discounts and shared services negotiated by the Federation.
  • Working together towards a common goal: self-regulation of the sector.
  • €5 off the fee if your representatives already belong to another federated association.
Requirements
  • Be a legally constituted non-profit association.
  • Comply with the FERM Code of Ethics.
  • Be up to date with fees.
  • Take an active part in the Federation.
  • Each application is considered individually, according to how well it meets the points of the Code of Ethics. Not all applications are accepted.

Supporter and federated membership are for associations. A federated association makes a bigger commitment: it votes in the Assembly and can use the logo. A supporter association accompanies the network with a voice, but without a vote.

Is your group not an association yet? To join the Federation you need to be legally constituted. The workshop on the association model (in Spanish) can help, and our frequently asked questions answer the most common doubts.

The membership process

Four steps for federated and supporter associations


Step 1

Pre-registration

  • Fill in the pre-registration form.
  • Request the interview.
  • Attach the approved statutes, the tax ID (CIF), a copy of the registration in the Registry of Associations and a short project of the association (annual activity plan and links to the website and social media, if any).

Step 3

Decision

  • Acceptance: the application is presented at the next General Assembly.
  • In the process of joining: a plan with orientation groups on risk reduction and good practice (for 2 representatives; more can join for an extra contribution), legal advice service and an introductory weekend workshop (two editions a year: Catalonia and Madrid).
  • End of the process: the Federation or the association may decide not to continue.

Step 4

Formalisation

  • Membership document signed by the association and the Presidency of the Federation.
  • Commitment to comply with the Statutes and the Internal Regulations.
  • Commitment to comply with the Code of Ethics.

Supporter associations: the process is simpler. The interview assesses how well the association aligns with the Code of Ethics. If accepted, it is registered as a supporter association, its membership is announced at the next General Assembly and it starts receiving the Federation's information. If there are significant differences with the principles of the Code, membership may not be accepted.