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The Green Screen

Through a series of online film screenings, the Green Screen project invites you to engage with contemporary debates on the future of Europe, post-COVID recovery and making our societies more resilient and sustainable. Created by the European Greens, it will explore topics such as the climate crisis, environmental and social justice, and democracy. This month's topic: bringing back essential sectors and empowering workers.

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Children of Chance: How education can make a difference in communities

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12 October 2021

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As part of The Green Screen project in which we explore films and debates for a better future, we explored education as a tool for bettering communities and providing equality of opportunity. Last month, we featured the film 'Children of Chance' which follows the lives of 11-year-old students with an immigrant background coming to the end of their primary school education.

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Green leaders and changemakers discuss climate and biodiversity at the 2021 European Ideas Lab

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07 October 2021

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The 2021 European Ideas Lab brought together Green decision-makers and activists to discuss the most pressing climate and biodiversity issues in Europe in Milan and online! It is part of a long-term effort to foster dialogue and collaboration between Green politicians and activists.

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Climate & Energy

Press Releases

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State of the EU – A hopeful speech but the European Commission needs to be held to its words

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15 September 2021

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No to the expansion of Barcelona Airport. No to an outdated economic model

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04 August 2021

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The European Green Party reaffirms its support to a strong Green voice in the Italian Parliament

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23 July 2021

European Green Recovery Campaign

EGP together with its member parties and Green group in the European parliament worked hard on discussing and designing a Green response that entails our vision of how to move through and beyond this crisis.

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Events

20 October 2021

The Green Screen: Bringing Back Essential Sectors and Empowering Workers

The global health crisis has shed light on the vulnerabilities of our essential sectors and supply chains. The complications of the production of PPE and crucial pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines, as well as events such as the 2021 Suez Canal obstruction, highlighted the fissures in global supply chains. This realisation has led to public debates about the need for more local production that also enables more just, sustainable, and resilient societies in Europe.

25 May 2021

33rd Council of the European Green Party

As the COVID19 vaccination campaign picks up steam across Europe, and the continent begins to overcome the health crisis, new challenges lie ahead of us. How do we collectively build back better, fairer and greener?

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Learn more about our vision for Europe

We’re striving for a Green transformation of Europe that will bring about a progressive and sustainable future for all its citizens. Among other things we focus on strengthening human rights, tackling climate change, creating good jobs, empowering young people and building a strong, democratic Europe.

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Europe & Democracy

Climate & Energy

Economy & Jobs

Human Rights & Migration

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🌍 Food is at the center of our lives and affects our health and that of our planet.

📚 For #WorldFoodDay2021, our friends at @GreenEUJournal have compiled a reading list on food and the planet 👇

https://t.co/cxdGW052cc

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1 day ago

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🥦 Today is #WorldFoodDay

🍅 This month for #TheGreenScreen, we have chosen to spotlight food and European agriculture with the documentary ‘When Tomatoes met Wagner’, screening 20-21 October.

🎟 Book your ticket NOW https://t.co/O0RmKJeEdB

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europeangreens

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1 day ago

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🇪🇪 Good luck to @estoniangreens in the local elections this weekend! Especially to the women running for mayorship in Tartu and Tallinn: @JohannaTougu
& @ZuzuIzmailova.

Our Co-Chair @thomaswaitz on why the Greens are the right choice for local government in Estonia 👇 https://t.co/JJsESgBRiz

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2 days ago

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