Welcome to celebrate an inclusive and international Helsinki 🌟 Date: Friday, 25th April 2025 Time: 4.30 PM onwards Location: Henry's Music Bar, Narinkkatori, Helsinki

Join us for a cozy and exciting evening on Sunday, April 13th, as we come together to follow the municipal election vote counting and share the excitement with the Green Sisu candidates from the capital region. Please RSVP via this link: https://bit.ly/gs-election-night

A year of growth, community building, and laying foundations for the future. In 2024, Green Sisu transformed from a small initiative into a growing political community for international and non-Finnish speakers committed to green values. We identified a gap in Finland: passionate individuals with green values needed a political platform where language barriers wouldn't hinder their participation.

NOTE: The time has changed, start at 7PM! Join us on Wednesday October 16 at 7 pm on Instagram Live as we give you the details you need to know to become a political candidate! 🙌 

A recent climate report underscores the critical state of our planet. We are on the edge of a permanent crisis and time is running out. Climate scientists particularly highlight reducing the use of fossil fuels and methane emissions as the most important actions.

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.