Young Greens Groups
Young Greens groups and societies are the heart of our network, and play a vital role in helping us to deliver mass reaching campaigns and in building a powerful movement for change.
If there isn't a group in your area we can support you to set one up on your university campus or local area. If you'd like more information on how to set up a group, please fill out this form and we'll be in touch. If you are running a group that isn't listed here, please fill out our affiliation form!
If you're an active group or society and you'd like to apply for funding from the national Young Greens, please fill in this form and we'll get back to you. Any project or event designed to develop your group will be welcomed for consideration.
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Liberation Groups
Our Liberation Groups are spaces for people from oppressed or marginalised groups in society to come together, share experiences and organise collectively. Most Liberation Group activity is based online through Facebook groups, but Liberation Groups also hold offline training days and meet-ups - earlier this year, we held the first Liberation Group Collaboration event, which brought together members from many different groups to discuss working together. The groups are self-defining and are run by and for their members, with support from the Young Greens Executive Committee.
Young Greens of Colour
Co-Chairs: Vacant
Young Greens Disability Group
Co-Chairs: Kelsey Trevett and Neve Fields
disabilitygroup@younggreens.org.uk
LGBTIQA+ Young Greens
Co-Chairs: Isabel Woolgar and Josh Farrell
Trans Young Greens
Co-Chairs: Vacant
Young Greens Sex Workers
Co-Chairs: Vacant
Under 18 Young Greens
Co-Chairs: Dylan Lewis-Creser
Young Greens Women of Colour
Co-Chairs: Vacant
Young Greens Womxn
Co-Chairs: Isobel Browne-Wilkinson and Ellie O'Sullivan
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