Urgent: Help the Green Party of Utah Get Ballot Access by November!
The Green Party of Utah (GPUT) has been gathering signatures to regain ballot access. We are only a fraction of the way there. To get ballot access for the 2024 elections, we need more help to gather the signatures required by November 30, 2023!
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Peter Kalmus addressing Climate Change crisis
Peter Kalmus, keynote speaker at the 2023 Green Party Annual National Meeting, speaking at the End Fossil Fuels rally in New York City on September 17, 2023.
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September 17 Activists Shut Down MOMA to Kick Off Fossil Fuel Baron from Board
Momentum is building for Sunday's September 17 End Fossil Fuel march and rally in NYC which starts at 1 PM at 56th and Broadway.
The Green Party contingent will meet at 12:15 PM at W. 57th and 8th Ave. At 12:45 PM we will move over to W. 57th and Broadway. Individuals marching with the Green Party can RSVP at https://bit.ly/GPEndFossilFuels. Organizers say the best way to get there is to take the subway to Columbus Circle and then walk south.
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Nassau County Green Party Meeting
The next meeting of the Nassau County Green Party is scheduled for Monday, September18, 2023, 7:30 PM at the Freeport Memorial Library (144 W.Merrick Avenue, Freeport, NY, 11520), and on Zoom. The meeting will be a hybrid meeting, to accommodate those unable to attend in person. To be sent the Zoom link, please make your request well ahead of the meeting time to our County Chair, Joey Naham, at [email protected].
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Climate March NYC, Sunday, September 17
March with fellow Greens!! Please sign up at Green Party contingent Sept. 17 No Fossil Fuels. We will meet at the corner of W. 57th and 8th Ave (southeast corner) in Manhattan at 12:15 PM. At 12:45 PM we will go one block east to the corner of 57th and Broadway. This is a few blocks south of Columbus Circle (at the start of Central Park on the west side).
Write [email protected] for more info on group rides and special buses to the city; learn more about the march on the official website: https://www.endfossilfuels.us/.
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End the use of Fossil Fuels!
On Sunday, September 17, the Green Parties of the United States, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut along with the EcoAction Committee of the Green Party and the Young Ecosocialists will join climate activists from around the country to demand the end of fossil fuels. The March to End Fossil Fuels has been endorsed by 500 organizations.
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Climate change protest at Citibank today in NYC
At least a dozen climate protestors were arrested on Thursday morning after hundreds of activists shut down the headquarters of Citibank, which has provided $333 billion in funding to fossil fuel projects since the Paris climate agreement took effect. We start off with several minutes of the sounds from the protests, followed by comments by protestors Ted Glick, Laura Wolfson, Eco of the Green Worker Alliance, and an activist who traveled to Phoenix for the protest.
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Green Party Volunteers!
Thank you for your interest in the Green Party! We are a growing community of people who have incredible heart and courage.
We know ecological destruction and intersectional oppression through race, gender and gender identity, sexual orientation, and class are a plague on life on this planet. Through democracy in all modes of life — including the workplace and financial institutions — we can begin to correct the power imbalances fueling oppression. Only then can we make just and fair decisions to transform our society to be in harmony with each other and our planet’s limitations.
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Green Party Stands Unequivocally Against Anti-Semitism
The Wisconsin Green Party Coordinating Council was dismayed by the actions of Cynthia McKinney, former Democratic U.S. House Member from 1993 to 2003 and 2008 Green Party presidential nominee, who on the morning of September 11 promoted an event hosted in part by white supremacist David Duke which characterized Jewish people as a “common enemy.”
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