Wisconsin Green Party 2023 Winter Gathering
The Wisconsin Green Party (WIGP) will hold a 2023 Winter Gathering state membership meeting on Saturday February 25, 2023 from Noon to 3:00 p.m.
The goal of this gathering will be to hold open discussion on the priorities of the WI Green Party, and to help members get involved with the party to take action on those priorities.
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Kevin Zeese Memorial Fund
In September of 2020, the Maryland Green Party lost one of our key organizers and supporters, Kevin Zeese. Kevin represented the Maryland Green Party honorably as a candidate for U.S. Senate and worked alongside us for many years. To honor his memory and his support of the Green Party, shortly after his passing, the Maryland Green Party established the Kevin Zeese Memorial Fund.
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Maryland Green Party Response to State of the Union Address, 2023
Hello, my name is Justin Sindall, I am the membership coordinator for the Green Party of Maryland, and an Alternate Delegate to the Green Party of the United States' National Committee.
And despite what you've heard from a bunch of rich politicians down the road from me in DC, the state of our union is tepid at best, and the folks who spoke, clapped or those who sat on their hands during the joint session of Congress just now are the bulk of the reason for it.
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The Future is Green: A Green/Progressive Alternative
The Green-Rainbow Party (GRP) is positioning itself to be the Green/Progressive alternative to the Dems here in Massachusetts Hear from some of our leaders on how our progressive values impact our policies and worldview, and how our American two-party system is hurting the American People and the planet.
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LaVenia: Green Party's State Of The Union
President Biden kicks off his third year with the annual State of the Union address on February 7. Peter LaVenia, co-chair of the Green Party of New York and a political science professor at SUNY, discusses the Green's vision on issues such as climate, housing, the economy, war, and democracy. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
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Building a better future for all of us
The Green-Rainbow Party of Massachusetts (GRP) will be hosting its annual State Party Convention on May 6, 2023, at the First Unitarian Church in Worcester MA.
This will be our first in-person GRP Convention since the Covid Pandemic hit us two years ago. Stay tuned for details on Speakers, workshops, and Registration Deadlines.
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Membership Registration Campaign 2023
Great news! The Membership Committee of the Green-Rainbow Party (GRP) is back in action, and we need your help this year to regain official party status by getting at least 1% of the total MA voters registered in the Green-Rainbow party.
We are asking everyone to, please, double-check their voter registration status. Make sure you are registered Green-Rainbow Party specifically (being registered US Green will not count towards GRP voter roll numbers).
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US Violence – Where Does it Originate?
US gun violence has become unbearable. Claims regarding the second amendment affect how federal, state and local governments enact gun safety regulations. A culture of death permeates Missouri’s history of racial terror lynchings and modern-day application of the death penalty.
A model municipal program in Ward 22 of St. Louis encourages communities to police themselves and reduce violence by training participants how to use deescalation tactics when intervening in confrontations. The colonial mode of production forms a violent parasitic relationship between Europeans vs. African people and other oppressed masses. This is particularly true for resource extraction from colonized humanity.
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February 2023 Greenstar
Working toward a future where people and planet are valued, and our government represents all of us
Organization Turns Passion into Action
By Beth Scroggin, Green Party of Chester County
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PA Green Party Joins MLK Week of Peace Actions
By Jocolyn Bowser-Bostick
For about two billion people throughout some Asian countries such as China, South Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam the lunar calendar is used to mark the progress of months and years. The Lunar New Year began on January 22 with celebrations lasting up to 16 days. The Chinese predict this lunar year to be marked by peace, prosperity, and optimism.
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