Green Sisu
Greener, more inclusive Finland
Finland is becoming increasingly diverse, with over 600,000 foreign-language speakers calling it home—a number that’s only set to grow. In these changing times, the need for communities that embrace diversity and actively involve themselves in shaping the future of Finnish society and politics is more important than ever.
Introducing Green Sisu: We’re a Green Party association that offers an easygoing community for people sharing green values, regardless of their mastery of Finnish or Swedish. Our primary languages are English and Finnish, ensuring you’re always part of the conversation, whether you’ve recently arrived or have been a long-time resident.
Why Join Us?
- Voice your ideas: As a member, you’re not just joining an association; you’re becoming part of the Green Party in Finland, with the possibility to shape its direction and policies.
- Connect and engage: Through our regular discussion chats, monthly online town hall meetings, and face-to-face gatherings in major Finnish cities, you’ll connect with like-minded individuals who are as passionate about making a difference as you are.
- Inclusive community: Whether you’re new to the green movement or a seasoned advocate, Green Sisu is your platform to contribute, learn, and grow. We celebrate diversity and welcome members from all walks of life.
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Green Sisu member Owain Hopeaketo's speech in the Green Party Congress 29.9.2024 Espoo.
Two hundred ordinary Finns seek to bring the government to the Court of Impeachment for systematic negligence towards the environment. "The government and its ministers are equal before the law, just like the rest of us", says Aki Saariaho from Espoo, one of the key figures behind the complaint.
At this first “Sit down with an MP” you will have a chance to speak to and hear directly from the member of the Finnish parliament, Alviina Alametsä. The event will be held in the Otaniemi Fat Lizard (Tietotie 1, 02150 Espoo) on Saturday 28.9. from 15:00-16:00.
Ville Niinistö spoke at the Green Party Council about combining the green transition with competitiveness in Europe and emphasised investors' desire for sustainable investments. About Russia he stated that it is important that Finland remains a strong democracy internally.
The process of deciding the funding of the Finnish Broadcasting Company - Yle - has been absurd because it really is about politics, not finances. This discussion should not take place at all, at least not between political parties, writes Eero Karisto in his analysis.