Mimi Signor and Pamella Gronemeyer on Green Time TV What does "single payer" mean? How does that term differ from "Medicare for all?" Host Don Fitz and guests Mimi Signor and Pamella Gronemeyer, of Missourians for Single Payer, discuss efforts to create single payer health care programs in each state and obstacles that need to be cleared in doing so. Continue reading

  Circle City Greens The Circle City Greens is the local group for Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Monthly meetings take place on the 1st Wednesday of every month near downtown Indianapolis. The Circle City Greens are in the process of nominating officers for the following positions: Chair, Assistant Chair, Treasurer, Documentarian, and two Media Czars. The deadline to submit nominations is December 1st. Continue reading

  This weekend the Young Greens (Youth Caucus of the Green Party of the United States) will be attending the 2017 SOA Watch Border Encuentro. There will be Green Party representation at the local, state, and national level at this year's convergence. Tune in tomorrow and Saturday for our live streams via our Facebook page to learn about critical issues of border militarization and US imperialism in Latin America and beyond and how we can move forward as activists in solidarity and resistance. Continue reading

Congratulations to Dave Ochmanowicz and Stuart Chen-Hayes on winning their elections to School Board and Judge of Elections respectively! I also want to acknowledge & congratulate the hard work of Bucks Greens Ann DiCampello, who ran for Bristol Twp Council, and Walt Jeranek, who chaired Jules Mermelstein's statewide campaign for Superior Court Judge. Continue reading

We need YOU to fight for election justice! If you are available on Election Day, please consider becoming an Election Challenger. Join us for a meeting in the "arcade" area of the White Horse Tavern hosted by Group Leader John Early. We will talk about becoming an election challenger with the Green Party and helping to ensure election integrity in our communities. After the meeting, all who qualify will be certified as challengers. Continue reading

It's the time of year to offer our gratitude to loved ones, friends and family, our communities, and ofcourse mother nature for sustaining us for another year. We'd also like to thank all you Greens for sharing far and wide, our message of People, Planet and Peace Over Profit! Let's keep striving together for a society based on human values. October Was All About Healthcare! Continue reading

  Stand up for the 99% by Running for Office! The Green Rainbow Party of Massachusetts will be holding a Green Campaign School on Saturday, November 18th in Boston. The school will take place at Make Shift, located at 549 Columbus Avenue between 10:15 AM and 2:30 PM. Continue reading

Join us on Saturday, December 9th from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM for the DC Statehood Green Party's 2017 Annual Convention, where you'll have the chance to sign up, volunteer, and meet candidates running for local office. The best part? It's free and open to the public! Continue reading

  The proposed Back 40 Mine will poison Menominee County waters, Greens agreed at a recent State Membership Meeting for the Green Party of Michigan (GPMI) held in Marquette. "The Back 40 Mine would involve sulfide ore mining only 60 to 100 feet from the Menominee River and would create an 83-acre open pit mine over 750 feet deep as well as 152 acres of tailings," says Aimee Cree Dunn, a GPMI officer from the Upper Peninsula. "It will impact not only the land and waters of the U.P., but also those of bordering Wisconsin." Continue reading

As we enter the final stretch before our 25th Anniversary Regional Summit in Providence on December 2, we have two opportunities for you to help us build this event. First, on November 11 at 4:00 pm, come shop with Stages of Freedom Bookstore and enjoy refreshments while networking with local supporters. 2017 is the anniversary of multiple important progressive-left events in recent history. Learn about how these events shaped the Black experience and tradition in America.  Continue reading