Nominations are now open for the 2023 Greens of Colour Committee! Our dear friends, thank you for your support of Greens of Colour this year. You have enabled all our achievements. Indeed, your 2021-22 Committee will share their Annual Report soon. Now, could you consider taking on a Committee role, to help further advance Greens […]
Reporting back from EGM: GoC Constitutional Changes
Thank you for joining us at the Extraordinary General Meeting at Autumn Conference if you were able to! At a fruitful meeting, sections 2.5 and 3.6 of the Greens of Colour Constitution were ratified at the EGM (replacing the old 2.5, and renumbering 3.6 onwards). The new section 2.5 reads as follows: 2.5 The Executive […]
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Keeping up with the Deyika Fund
Do you want to see more Greens of Colour elected? The Deyika Fund was set up to support the engagement, development and election of Global South heritage members of the Green Party of England and Wales, who wish to stand as candidates internally and externally. The Deyika Fund is named in honour of Deyika Nzeribe […]
Save the date!
Join the Annual General Meeting on Saturday 26th November! The Greens of Colour AGM is where you elect the new Committee for 2022, discuss new policy, or areas of interest for the forthcoming year with fellow members and celebrate our achievements over the past year. This year, the Greens of Colour Annual General Meeting will […]
Greens of Colour Half-Year Report August 2022
2021-2022 First Half-Year Report Your Greens of Colour Committee for 2021-22 after the 2021 AGM were: Results of the 2021 Greens of Colour Committee Election: Chair – Kefentse Dennis Deputy Chair – (currently vacant) Co-Secretary – Paul Beswick& AC Baker (ally) (Job-Share) Treasurer – Alex Horn Communications & Marketing Officer – Lily Hayward Membership […]
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Book Review – The Children of the Anthropocene by Bella Lack
The Children of the Anthropocene by Bella Lack Review by Lydia Ayame Hiraide Greens of Colour, Green Party of England and Wales The Children of the Anthropocene is a rallying cry for all of us everywhere to carefully consider our relationships with other humans and other life on this planet. How can we live more equitably, […]
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Get involved with the Deyika Fund!
The Deyika Fund was set up in honour of Deyika Nzeribe who was an inspiring member of the Green Party of England and Wales, and sadly died suddenly during his campaign as 2017 Green candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor. The Deyika Nzeribe Fund was set up to support the engagement, development and election of Global […]
Gearing up for GPEx and Deputy Leader elections
The Green Party Executive and Deputy Leader elections are coming up very soon and there are a bunch of roles to run for. You could be the new… Chair, Campaigns Co-ordinator, Elections Co-ordinator, External Communications Co-ordinator, Management Co-Ordinator, International Co-Ordinator or Trade Union Liaison Officer! If any of these roles sound like they could […]
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Celebrating Greens of Colour wins in May’s local elections!
The Green Party is celebrating another year of breakthrough results in the local council elections, with gains made from Labour and the Conservatives all across the country! This year many people have voted for fairer, Greener communities. They have voted to do politics differently and to make a real change in their local communities. With your […]
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Greens of Colour at Spring Conference 2022
Get your round-up from the Greens of Colour at Spring Conference 2022… By Paul Beswick, 2021-22 Co-Secretary, Greens of Colour Trying to make sure Green Party Conference is as high profile an event for Greens of Colour as possible has become something of a tradition for the GoC committee in recent years; the crystal clear […]