Pacific Green Party of Oregon

Join us for the Green Party Annual National Meeting (ANM), taking place Thursday, July 23 through Sunday, July 26!

We are excited to gather in person for the first time since 2019, hosted on the campus of the University of Illinois Chicago. For those unable to attend in person, a virtual attendance option will also be available. Your registration and contributions to the Solidarity Fund make it possible for us to come together in these ways.

This year’s theme, “People. Planet. Peace,” centers on party-building. On Saturday afternoon, keynote speaker Anthony Aguilar will share his story as a whistleblower. Butch Ware, our 2024 Vice Presidential candidate and current candidate for California Governor, will also be joining us throughout the weekend.

The program will include workshops, panels, and the State of the Party on Sunday morning. The schedule will be updated on the website as details are confirmed.

Registration Information

All participants must register. Registration fees support the infrastructure and staff required to host both in-person and hybrid programming. We are committed to accessiblity and never turn anyone away due to cost. Reduced rates and fee waivers are available, and we dedicate resources to accessibility needs, including support for vision, and hearing-impaired participants, as well as those with limited internet access (virtual attendees).

Contributions to the Solidarity Fund help sustain this commitment by making registration accessible to all and supporting a limited number of partial scholarships for transportation, food, and lodging for marginalized participants.

In-person registration includes access to all workshops, panels, plenary sessions, Saturday lunch, and additional events.

Virtual registration includes interactive access to plenary sessions, panels, the fundraiser, and other events. All workshops will be live-streamed, with at least one or more sessions per block available in a hybrid format.

Registration is non-refundable, but may be redirected to the Solidarity Fund to support attendance for marginalized participants.

For more information, visit https://www.gp.org/anm