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Campus Greens at North Carolina State University

Campus Greens is a national, student-based, non-profit organization dedicated to building a broad-based movement for radical democracy on America's high school and college campuses.

We work throughout the year, both on and off campus, serving our community and promoting Green politics. We aim to become effective agents of social change, able to overcome our world's gravest problems, and to aid in the construction of a society based on grassroots democracy, ecology, social justice, and non-violence.

Campus Greens is one of the fastest growing progressive student groups in the nation. Join us if you want to help make a difference as we work for a safer, saner world.

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Green Convergence in Fayetteville:
March Against the War
March 19th, 10:00am, the Green Party tent at Rowan Street Park in Fayetteville

March 19-20 marks the two-year anniversary of the U.S. bombing and invasion of Iraq. Fayetteville is home to Fort Bragg - ground zero for the 82nd Airborne Division and many of the Army's elite units. Less well-known is the fact that Fayetteville is also home to a growing base of anti-war activists and organizations. They are military folks, veterans, families of active-duty soldiers and veterans, students, workers, housewives, clergy, educators, and all are part of a vibrant, and growing, statewide network.

Campus Greens will participate in this historic demonstration. From the convergence point, we will walk to the beginning of the march route and march together at 11:00am to the rally. We will stand in solidarity with representatives from Military Families Speak Out, Iraq Veterans Against the War, and many other peace and justice organizations.

To volunteer to spend some time at the table or help with the day's logistics, contact:
Elena Everett - (919) 413-1276

Click Here to view an archive of past events that the Campus Greens have been involved in.

Campus Greens Meetings
Rotating days, either Monday or Tuesday (Check the Calendar)
7:30pm in the SOURCE Office, Talley Student Center, first floor.
We will hold our meetings every week at the same time and place, but we rotate between Monday and Tuesday to allow for people with conflicting schedules to at least attend half of the meetings. To stay informed to changes made to our meeting schedule, please join the Listservs or check the Calendar.

Honk for Peace
Fridays at 5:00pm at the NCSU Belltower .
Come join us at the Belltower on Fridays for Honk for Peace. Starting at 5:00pm, when traffic becomes heavier, we stand above Hillsborough street and try to elicit support from passing traffic in the form of honking. We also engage passing pedestrians and hand out literature. Honk for Peace is a fun, regular, social event, and a good place for young activists not certain about making a commitment to an organization to meet other like-minded people. This event is open to all progressive campus groups.

Critical Mass
On the last Friday of every month. Departs at 4:30pm from the NCSU Belltower.
NOTE: The November Critical Mass will be on the next to last Friday due to Thanksgiving break.
Critical Mass is a huge bike-ride, meant to promote alternative transportation and awareness of cyclists on the road. Critical Mass exists in most major cities, but has only recently been started up in Raleigh. Find a bike and try to make it out to the Belltower to ride with us. For cyclists accustomed to fearing for their lives while riding on city streets, Critical Mass is an empowering experience.

Food Not Bombs
Thursdays at 6:00 on Hillsborough Street, between Sylvia's and NY Pizza.
Food Not Bombs is an autonomous peace action supported by Campus Greens that aims to provide the basic human right of food to members of the community. Food prepared has been rescued from its path to a landfill and illustrates American waste through the ability to feed many people for close to nothing. This action puts to shame the nation's multi-million-dollar budget on military expenses. Feel free to take part in the human right of food and fellowship. Open to public.

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