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While we are on the brink of another tough period for our country and uncertainty moves the world, we take comfort in knowing that better is possible. Because it’s already happening. Over this past year, time and time again, communities have come together to stand up for what matters. We will continue to work to make our country Greener and fairer. Here's more about how we can work for a Green and equitable world together 🔽 |
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As we enter the second lockdown, it is becoming even more imperative that we build back better on the other side of the pandemic. This summer, Caroline Lucas worked with Wera Hobhouse and Clive Lewis on a project called Reset that gathered evidence on the changes the public wanted to see. Here, they talk about how they aim to work together to deliver a Green Recovery. As they wrote together in the New Statesman 'the systems insist we compete, but our values demand we cooperate'. |
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Find resources on how to be an ally and how to support Greens of Colour here. This section on our Green Living Room is meant to provide tools to enable us all to identify, challenge, and change the structures and behaviours which perpetuate racism in our society.
As Greens of Colour recently shared: “Allyship is about realising that we have far more power working together than just as individuals. Ultimately, a true commitment to anti-racism can’t be about just yourself or reading a couple of books – it’s got to be about the collective power of all of us.” |
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⚫Caroline Lucas calls for us to ‘dig deep’ after MPs voted in favour of the second England wide lockdown
⚫Green Peer, Natalie Bennett outlines the financial support needed for people to self isolate
⚫Sian Berry took a motion calling for a UBI trial to the London Assembly, but Labour wouldn’t back it |
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Every act, from choosing what food we eat to the clothes we wear to the party we vote for, is political. That's why we need an equitable and regenerative economy and system. Want to learn more? In our Green Living Room, you will find a collection of ideas and changemakers that give us all hope that better is possible, because better is already happening.
Our most recent events saw discussions on systems change in the fashion industry, as one of the biggest polluters. Check out the replay of part 1 here AND learn more about how the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the fast fashion industry in Green World here.
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** Proceeds of items purchased on the Green Living Room support the work of the Green Party. |
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Have a lovely day.
-- Green Team 💚 |
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