The Scottish Green Party has a number of groups to empower and encourage participation within the party and politics of under-represented and marginalised people. These groups have representation on the party’s national decision-making bodies.
Disabled Greens
The Disabled Greens network is a representative group within the Scottish Green Party.
We aim to promote disabled representation in politics and contribute towards policies which address the issues that affect disabled people.
Who can join?
The group is welcomes all members identifying as disabled.
To join Disabled Greens:
- Login to the party’s members hub with your member ID and password.
- Go to the Disabled Greens page and you’ll find a join form.
Contact us
Greens of Colour
Greens of Colour is a representative group within the Scottish Green Party.
Who can join?
The group welcomes all party members of African, Caribbean, Asian, Latin American and other global majority ethnic descent.
To join Greens of Colour:
- Login to the party’s members hub with your member ID and password.
- Go to the Greens of Colour page and you’ll find a join form.
Contact us
Email: goc@scottishgreens.org.uk
Rainbow Greens
Rainbow Greens represent and empower LGBTQI+ members of the Scottish Green Party.
Who can join?
We welcome all Scottish Green Party members who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer or intersex.
To join the Rainbow Greens:
- Login to the party’s members hub with your member ID and password
- Go to the Rainbow Greens page and you’ll find a join form.
Contact us
- Email: rainbow@scottishgreens.org.uk
- Bluesky: SGPRainbowGreens.bsky.social
- Facebook: @RainbowGreens
Scottish Young Greens
Scottish Young Greens is the independent youth wing of the Scottish Green Party.
We maintain strong links to organisations fighting for social and environmental justice locally, nationally and internationally. Not all our members are members of the Scottish Green Party.
(See also Edinburgh University Greens)
Who can join?
We welcome anyone up to the age of 30, as well as university students of any age.
To join the Young Greens:
- Login to the party’s members hub with your member ID and password.
- Go to the Young Greens page and you’ll find a join form.
Contact us
- Email: syg@scottishgreens.org.uk
- Website: www.younggreens.scot
- Instagram: @scotyounggreens
Women’s Network
The Women’s Network of the Scottish Green Party aims collectively to create a supportive environment to develop policy, provide training and collective support for prospective and existing women and non-binary candidates, as well as our elected representatives.
Who can join?
We are open to all women and non-binary party members who would like to join – you will be most welcome.
To join the Women’s Network:
- Login to the party’s members hub with your member ID and password.
- Go to the Women’s Network page and you’ll find a join form.
Contact us
- Email: womens.network@ scottishgreens.org.uk
- Bluesky: SGPWomen.bsky.social
Other groups
Scottish Greens also have Special Interest Groups that focus on key areas of policy, campaigning, and developing links with wider movements outwith the party.
Get in touch with them through Scottish Greens Slack workspace, or via their email address below.
Green Yes
Strategy and campaigning for Scottish Independence and #indyref2.
greenyes@scottishgreens.org.uk
Palestine Solidarity Group
Welcomes all party members who support the struggle for a free Palestine.
palestine.group@scottishgreens.org.uk
Trade Union Group
Furthering the trade union movement and bringing green policies into trade unions.
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