San Francisco Green Party

Please join fellow SF Greens in supporting the signature drive to get a truly grassroots-driven initiative on the state ballot to label genetically engineered foods (GMOs).

The SF campaign has organized shifts set up all over the city each weekend and is in need of volunteers. Key locations include farmers markets at Alemany (Sat, 8-2), Stonestown (Sun, 10:30-1), Heart of the City (Sun, 9-3), and Inner Sunset (Sun, 10:30-1). Help is also needed at all five SF Whole Foods on Saturday afternoon 2-5. Please contact Liz, SF signature drive coordinator, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to volunteer. More information on the campaign is available at www.labelgmos.org.
 

The SF Green Party offers an alternative to $ politics and San Francisco's one-party state. We are of, by, and for the 99% who are demanding a voice in the decisions affecting our community and our planet. We support Green policies on the environment and also social justice, universal health care, a living wage, and an end to our unnecessary wars.

The Democrats and President Obama promised change, and gave us small change, along with megabucks to the banksters and the military industrial complex. For real change, support the Green Party!

We recently switched to a new payment processor, which makes it easier to donate securely online!   Click the "Donate" button to the left, or click here to go directly to our online donation form on rally.org.

Happy New Year!  We haven't posted in a while, but don't worry--we haven't been indefinitely detained, yet.

Local campaigns for 2012 are just getting underway:  keep watching our events list for campaigns, rallies ,and meetings.

And of course, the presidential campaign is in full swing.  While the corporate media have been focusing on Santorum and other candidates of the 1%, little attention has been given to Green Party candidates such as Jill Stein.  Partisan Democrat bloggers are gearing up to spend the year hyping Obama and attacking those who discuss alternative strategies.  As usual, Glenn Greenwald has good coverage of this, although he mentions the strategy of building 3rd parties only in passing.