Robert Morris has written a great story for Mid-City Messenger about our recent flood relief efforts. Read it now.

Note: While not an "official" party statement, this comes from founding member John Clark, and given the paucity of media coverage (props to the AP), we are publishing here in hopes more people will read it.

Call out to volunteers! We'll be leaving from New Orleans at 6:30am Monday (22 August 2016)  to help a family in Denham Springs with water damage.

In the aftermath of the historic flooding in Louisiana, we in the Green Party of Louisiana extend our deepest condolences to all of our fellow Louisianians who have suffered loss because of the tragedy.

The Green Party of Louisiana is on Twitter. Follow @LouisianaGreens for the latest.

Our New Orleans local drafted the following statement today (19 July 2016)

We the Green Party of New Orleans wish to express our support of and solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. In light of the recent tragic deaths of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and so many others at the hands of the police it is imperative those who seek democracy work together. Our respective movements are aligned with regards to a shared vision for how to transform our communities. We strongly oppose the militarization of local police forces and mass incarceration. We support measures to increase local community oversight of police to ensure accountability. We stand ready to support the struggles of BLM in their pursuit of peace and justice in Louisiana and the country as a whole.

We maxed out our first venue, so we got a bigger one!

Louisiana Greens are quoted in Robert Morris' front-page story for the Gambit, "Seeking a third: Louisiana’s Libertarian and Green parties." Give it a look, and if you're interested in helping to build an electoral expression of the movements for justice, ecology, democracy and peace, then please join us at our 2016 convention. If you're in New Orleans, come out for the next Green Party of New Orleans meeting.

The 2016 annual convention for the Green Party of Louisiana will be held Saturday, July 30th, at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans.

Watch this site for more details coming soon.

This is a volunteer-driven event. If you're interested in getting involved, let us know!

A recent column by Bart Everson reflects on the election cycle after Louisiana's recent Presidential Preference Primary, and includes a photo of a voter registration drive orchestrated by the Green Party of New Orleans

Read it here: Past Our Primary