Green Party Information
PROGRESSIVE ORGANIZATIONS IN CONNECTICUT
Economic Justice
- CT Association for Community Action
- CT Center for a New Economy
- CT Coalition for Justice in Education Funding
- CT Coalition for Universal Health Care
- CT Coalition to End Homelessness
- CT Council on Occupational Safety and Health
- CT Housing Coalition
- CT Labor Links
- CT Voices for Children
- CT Working Families Party
- Legal Assistance Resource Center of CT
- Universal Health Care Foundation of CT
Democracy and Government
- CT Common Cause
- CT Conference of Municipalities
- CT Municipality Websites
- CT Voters Count
- League of Women Voters of CT
- VOTER – Voter Opportunity Through Election Reform
Social Justice, Civil Liberties, and Diversity
- AIDS Connecticut
- American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut
- Anti-Defamation League, CT chapter
- A Better Way Foundation
- Center for Disability Rights
CT Coalition to Regulate Marijuana - CT Juvenile Justice Alliance
- CT Latinas/os Achieving Rights and Opportunities
- CT State Conference of NAACP Branches
- CT Students for a DREAM
- CT TransAdvocacy Coalition
- CT Women's Education And Legal Fund
- Council of American-Islamic Relations-CT
- Efficacy
- Everyday Democracy
- NARAL Pro-Choice Connecticut
- National Conference for Community and Justice
- National Organization for Women, CT chapter
- Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
- Teachers Against Prejudice
- United Action CT
Peace and Nonviolence
- Al-Awda CT · Palestine Right to Return Coalition
- CT Against Gun Violence
- CT Coalition for Peace and Justice
- CT Network to Abolish the Death Penalty
- CT United for Peace
- CT Votes for Animals
- Friends of Animals
- Peace Studies at CCSU
- Promoting Enduring Peace
- United Nations Association-USA, CT
- War Resisters League, New England Regional Office
Grassroots Activism
Environment
- 1000 Friends of CT
- American Farmland Trust-CT
- Audubon CT (National Audubon Society)
- Bike Walk CT
- Clean Water Action CT
- Coalition for a Safe and Healthy CT
- CT Association for Community Transportation
- CT Association of Conservation & Inland Wetlands Commissions
- CT Audubon Society (Independent)
- CT Citizens Transportation Lobby
- CT Clean Energy Fund
- CT Coalition Against Millstone
- CT Coalition for Environmental Justice
- CT Council on Soil and Water Conservation
- CT Envirothon
- CT Farm Bureau Association
- CT Farmland Trust
- CT Federation of Lakes
- CT Forest and Park Association
- CT Foundation for Environmentally Safe Schools
- CT Fund for the Environment
- CT Green Building Council
- CT Green Scene
- CT Invasive Plant Working Group
- CT Land Conservation Council
- CT League of Conservation Voters
- CT Recyclers Coalition
- CT River Watershed Council
- CT Safe Grounds Coalition
- Ecological Health Organization (ECHO)
- Environment and Human Health, Inc.
- Environment Connecticut
- Environment Northeast
- Farmington River Watershed Association
- Friends of CT State Parks
- Institute for Sustainable Energy
- Interreligious Eco-Justice Network
- The Nature Conservancy, CT Chapter
- Northeast Organic Farming Association of CT
- People's Action for Clean Energy
- Regional Plan Association
- Rivers Alliance of CT
- Save the Sound
- Sierra Club of CT
- SmartPower Connecticut
- Solar Connecticut
- Sustainable CT Energy Network
- Sustainability by Design
- Toxics Action Center
- Trust for Public Land
- Working Lands Alliance
GREEN MEDIA
Each week, host Scott Harris conducts interviews on a wide range of political, economic and social topics with individuals and representatives of organizations not ordinarily accessible in the mainstream media. Counterpoint is heard every Monday night on WPKN 89.5 FM, Bridgeport, CT between 8-10 PM. You can listen live online at that time at wpkn.org).
Since 1991, non-commercial, listener-supported WPKN Radio 89.5 FM in Bridgeport, Connecticut, has produced this weekly, award-winning public affairs show. A four-time winner of the Connecticut Associated Press Broadcast Award for Best Feature in the non-commercial category, this syndicated, half-hour program provides a platform for individuals and spokespersons from progressive organizations generally ignored or marginalized by the mainstream media. Between the Lines covers a wide range of political, economic and social topics.
Since 2004, the New London Greens have produced a public access TV show, "Thinking Green," which airs live from the SEC-TV studio in Waterford and can be viewed on Breezeline channel 25, Frontier Channel 6042 and Comcast Xfinity Channel 14. During election season, the show focuses on Green Party candidates for local and statewide offices. The rest of the time it is usually nonpartisan; our goal is to provide a venue for progressive ideas on a wide range of topics, including (but not restricted to) peace, the environment, sustainable living, social justice, and community-based economics. Thinking Green programs are archived on YouTube.
Since 2003, this weekly program, a project of the Middle East Crisis Committee, has covered the struggle for peace and justice and the rights of Palestinians and other oppressed peoples. It is now shown on 22 public access cable stations in CT and elsewhere.
(HISTORICAL)
This interview program was hosted for many years until 2020 by Hartford Green Party member Mike DeRosa. Mike and his guests provided fresh and insightful analyses of politics, economics, the environment and society. New Focus was heard on WWUH (Hartford), WESU (Middletown), and WHUS (Storrs).
An interview program produced ca. 2010-2017 by David Stevenson, covering Green Party and other progressive issues. It was cablecast on Comcast Public Access Channel 23 in Danbury, Bethel, and Ridgefield.
Cablecast 1996-2014 in the Newtown-to-New Milford area on Charter Community TV Channel 21. A weekly cultural and public affairs program in northwestern CT; Joe Mustich and Ken Cornet, producers.
An interview program hosted in 2009 by CT Green Party members Steve Fournier and Scott Deshefy. An ecological perspective on current events and conditions: issues, policy, controversy. Green Vision was a production of the web-based AccessTV, from Hartford, CT, as was Steve's later occasional program, Current Invective.