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Native American Heritage Month: Reinstate the Black Hills to the Oceti Sakowin

We, the South Dakota Green Party (SDGP), pen this message with a sense of unyielding urgency and unbridled conviction, calling for the end of a longstanding atrocity. As Native American Heritage Month brings into focus the heritage and history of the Indigenous peoples of our land, it also casts a harsh light on the injustices they continue to face—specifically, the wrongful withholding of the Black Hills from the Oceti Sakowin, the rightful Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota owners. Continue reading

Northwest Indiana Green Party Crossroads

The Northwest Indiana Green Party  (NWI) has been focused on two exciting campaigns in the region and it is gearing up for a very busy November 7th. In Hobart Joseph Conn is running for City Council At-Large and in Portage Rev. Michael Cooper is running for Mayor. They need your help on election day at polling locations in Hobart and Portage. The NWI Green Party is looking for volunteers that have some time this Nov. 7th to stand outside a polling location in either Portage or Hobart and hold a candidate sign. Continue reading

Rally For Ceasefire In Gaza

The Ceasefire Now Coalition held a rally in Riverfront Park in downtown Troy on Monday October 30 to call to end to the onslaught in Gaza and to bring peace. Sponsoring groups included Jewish Voice for Peace, Palestinian Rights Committe, Troy DSA and the Albany Green Party. Continue reading

Statement on Gaza War

The Green Party Peace Action Committee (GPAX) urges that the party participate in the wave of worldwide mass protests against the US-Israeli slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza and elsewhere. Our main concern is US military and diplomatic participation in the war and in the criminal siege and bombardment that have already killed thousands in Gaza, wounded tens of thousands, and left a million homeless. Continue reading

Green Party of Pima County open letter to Raul Grijalva

October 18, 2023 To:Congressman Raul Grijalva101 West Irvington Rd., #4Tucson, Arizona 85714 STOP THE GENOCIDE! Continue reading

Bronx Greens stand with Palestine

"You reap what you sow" ~ proverb from Hebrew Bible’s Book of Hosea Bronx Green Party expresses our deepest sympathy for all the innocent lives lost in the latest military conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians. We cannot in good conscience blame the ultimate victims of this conflict, the Palestinian people. The latest violence is decisively the fault of Israel and its enabler, the United States. Continue reading

South Dakota Green Party gains accreditation with GPUS

PORCUPINE, SD — The South Dakota Green Party (SDGP) announces a momentous milestone today as it secures its official accreditation with the national Green Party of the United States. But this accreditation is not an end; it is a profound beginning. SDGP is driven by a vision that goes beyond political recognition — a vision of an inclusive South Dakota. Continue reading

Let's support UAW workers on strike

There are currently members of the United Auto Workers are on a "stand up strike".  This is when instead of striking all plants, select locals are being called on to "stand up" and walk out on strike.  The Green Party has always been a strong supporter of labor and now is no different.  Join us in a short demonstration of solidarity this Tuesday, October 24th from 4-6pm.  If you want to know where, please send us a note and we will get right back to you with the location.  Continue reading

Philadelphia: Rally for Gaza on Saturday

Join fellow Philly Greens at a rally for Gaza this Saturday, October 21.  Greens will meet at 5:00 p.m. at Levy Park, the NW corner of 16th and Arch in Philadelphia.  We will walk from there to the rally at City Hall.  Look out for others being seen being Green; let's march together! Continue reading

From the Illinois Greens: One Secular, Democratic state for Palestinians and Israelis

As Green Party candidates and activists, we have a role as an opposition party to educate ourselves and our communities on issues related to Islamophobia, racism, sexism and gender-identity and to prioritize work to support the struggles of the most vulnerable and marginalized in our communities. We must make an active contribution to the work of defending the human rights of our neighbors. We can build enduring alliances by engaging with the political crisis now present in this country. Continue reading