Next GreenStream broadcast: Interview with Jabari Brisport, Green candidate for New York City Council

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The next broadcast of GreenStream, the Green Party's livestream show, will feature an interview with Jabari Brisport, Green candidate for City Council, District 35, in New York City.

The show will air on the party's Facebook page on Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 9:00 p.m. ET, 6:00 p.m. PT.

Green Party of the United States
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For Immediate Release:
Thursday, October 5, 2017

Contact:
Scott McLarty, Media Director, 202-904-7614, [email protected]

GreenStream online broadcast: Tuesday, October 10 at 9 p.m. ET

Gloria Mattera, co-chair of the Green Party, will interview Mr. Brisport. Technical producer for the show will be Craig Seeman.

Jabari Brisport, the proud Caribbean son of an immigrant father and a tireless mother, is an artist, educator, and activist who has spent the past ten years creating political theater and marching in the streets.

After attending NYU, where he was a founding member of The Glass Theater Company, and Yale School of Drama, Mr. Brisport joined the anti-racist artist collective Artists for Change, which held marches, protests, and online petitions to address the crisis of police violence. For the past seven years, he has performed with the political comedy theater group Political Subversities.

Jabari Brisport was listed among "Green Party candidates to watch in 2017 local elections" (press release, Sept. 26).

Gloria Mattera is currently co-chair of the Green Party of the United States and co-chair of the Green Party of New York. A Green Party member since 2001, Ms. Mattera has run for office several times and worked on numerous campaigns.

Recent GreenStream broadcasts:

September 20: Julie Bañuelos, Green candidate for Denver School Board, interviewed by Green Party co-chair Andrea Mérida Cuéllar

August 23: Ursula Rozum, Campaign for New York Health upstate coordinator and member of the Green Party of New York State, interviewed by New Jersey Green Party member Theo Williams on the movement to enact a Single-Payer national health care program