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20th November 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
Today is Trans Day of Remembrance, a day to honour the memory of those who have lost their lives in acts of anti-trans violence.
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23rd August 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
We speak to Lance Symonds, a young green, and general election candidate about his experiences standing in North Cornwall.
20th July 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
Hear from one of our wonderful 30 under 30 participants, Kushal, about his experience of the programme and how it has supported him on his political journey.
1st July 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
With Pride month coming to an end, the Young Greens want to wish everyone a happy Pride. We continue to stand in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community and are committed to campaigning for the rights of all LGBTQ+ young people.
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16th May 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
The Young Greens are celebrating a successful set of results in May’s local elections.
8th March 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
We speak to Young Green Izzy Metcalf- Riener, a Lancaster university student who, after running in the Lancaster council elections last year, is now standing as the Green candidate in the Castle ward by-election.
1st March 2024 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
Young Greens Political Education Officer Phil Davies rounds up our 2024 30 Under 30 flagship training scheme.
18th December 2023 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
Each year, the 18th of December marks International Migration day. This day recognises the importance and value of migrants and immigration to society, both culturally and economically, whilst highlighting the challenges they face. The Young Greens support a system that welcomes those moving to the UK and ensures they are treated fairly and humanely, without […]
4th December 2023 / 17th December 2024 by Eleanor Meehan
UK Disability History Month exists to reflect and raise awareness of the marginalized position those with disabilities and neurodivergences hold within society. The significance of disability liberation to UK history is often understated, even forgotten about specifically in the context of the welfare state. Yet despite this, and with the “diagnosed” population at around 24%, […]
29th October 2023 / 6th July 2024 by Jane Baston
In recent years, the housing crisis has reached unprecedented levels, and students are among those who are bearing the brunt of its consequences. Skyrocketing rents, poor living conditions, and a lack of affordable housing options have left many students struggling to find safe and comfortable accommodations in many of our major University Towns and Cities […]
