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by gotgreenseattle | Dec 7, 2015 | Access to Healty Foods, Uncategorized
Saturday December 19th, 5-8:30pm at Southside Commons 3518 Edmunds St, Seattle WA 98118 (Near the Columbia City light rail stop, and the 7, 8, and 9 metro lines) panelist and presenters include: Afrin Sapariwala from Rising Tide and Women of Color Speak Out,...
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by gotgreenseattle | Dec 7, 2015 | Climate Justice, Featured Homepage Video, Uncategorized
Nature doesn’t compromise, but negotiators in Paris will. In Seattle and around the world, we have to commit to defending the lines that cannot be crossed if we hope for a stable climate. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we’ve already begun. But we need to deepen our...
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by gotgreenseattle | Nov 3, 2015 | Climate Justice, Featured, Featured Homepage Video
In order to address climate change, we must view the health of the community and the environment as interlinked and address the injustices happening to communities of color both locally, nationally, and in the Global South – food insecurity, criminalization,...
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by gotgreenseattle | Oct 19, 2015 | Access to Healty Foods
For the City Budget has cut $50,000 of Fresh Bucks in the 2016 budget and we need your help to get it back! (Fresh Bucks is a program that provides a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $10 per EBT user, per market, per day. We are asking for you or your organization to...
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by gotgreenseattle | Sep 23, 2015 | Featured, Featured Homepage Video, Uncategorized
Building off the momentum of the Just Transition Assemblies and direct actions, Got Green joins forces with other organizations like NWDC Resistance, Community to Community, Familias Unidas por la Justicia, and Rising Tide to build an intersectional movement for...
