This is an exciting time to be Green in Northwest Indiana! From our focus on grassroots action right here in the region, our local group of passionate environmentalists and justice advocates are working hard to make a difference. We will be out again this year at several festivals and parades to share what we have been doing for our communities and the visions we have for improving the quality of our natural environment and the quality of our local communities. Consider joining us as we plan our summer activities to engage and improve Northwest Indiana.

• Register for the gathering on the WIGP website here!

The Wisconsin Green Party will hold our 2023 Spring Gathering state membership meeting on Saturday May 20, 2023.

The theme of this gathering will be "Housing is a human right" and we will have discussions on the critical issue of housing and its many dimensions, including affordability, sustainability, homelessness, and more.

This Valentine’s Day, we hope that you have the privilege to celebrate love in your community. After all, a LOVE FOR ALL is in the heart of every revolutionary who works to build equitable, compassionate, inclusive, and thriving communities. As Ernesto Che Guevara reminds us:

The Northwest Indiana Green Party (NWI) is getting ready to start the new year and the impact we are prepared to make throughout the region. We are kicking off our year of environmental activism and Green action at our Annual Meeting on January 8, 2023. This is the perfect time for you to get more involved with our movement, so plan on joining us to strategize and grow our campaign for a greener, more sustainable region.

• Working toward a future where people and planet are valued, and our government represents all of us

Green Party Endorses STOP U.S. Wars: MLK Week of Actions

The Green Party of Pennsylvania Steering Committee has endorsed STOP U.S. Wars: MLK Week of Actions, which will take place from January 13 through January 22, 2023.

• The Quarterly Newsletter of The Green Party of Washington: Volume 4, Issue 2

Welcome to your Green Party of Washington State quarterly newsletter. If you have information to submit for the Newsletter, please send it to [email protected].

Enter The Box by Matthew Villata

• Working toward a future where people and planet are valued, and our government represents all of us.

I Am A Green Because Of My Child

By Beth Scroggin (Chester), Co-chair, Green Party of PA

• Our Metropolitan Water Reclamation District candidates are on the ballot!

• Volunteer today at www.mwrdgreens.org/volunteer

BOLINGBROOK, IL – Are you Congressional District 17 and looking for an alternative outside the corporate parties? Write-in Brad Ahrens! For more information visit https://bradforprogress.com.

• Newsletter of the Green Party of Washington State, Volume 4 Issue 1

Green Party Lolita by Bill Walker

Many of you probably have never seen or heard of a TV show called Flipper. I’m sure that there are probably clips of the show on YouTube if you’re interested in checking it out. This program aired back in the sixties and unfortunately was a huge hit for the three seasons it was on. Basically, it’s Lassie except with a porpoise instead. The unfortunate part was that the audience couldn’t get enough of these three trained porpoises’ that played Flipper in the show. Aquariums throughout the world soon wanted and acquired porpoises, dolphins and smaller whales as attractions. These animals proved to be extremely smart and could learn any number of tricks that would astound an eager public to spend their hard-earned money to see them perform.

PA Greens File Nomination Petitions to Put Fracking, Healthcare, More on the Ballot

On Monday, August 1, the Green Party of Pennsylvania (GPPA, https://www.gpofpa.org/) filed more than 500 petitions containing thousands of signatures from registered voters from across the state to qualify five candidates for ballot access in the November 2022 general e
lection. This will put critical issues like fracking, climate change, healthcare, criminal justice modernization, corruption in government, and voting reforms on the ballot, giving voters a starkly different political vision than offered by Republicans and Democrats.