Global Majority Greens Anti-Racism Event & AGM

Start: Saturday, December 05, 2026•10:00 AM

End: Saturday, December 05, 2026•08:00 PM

Location: Legacy Centre of Excellence• 144 Potters Ln, Birmingham, B6 4UU GB

Host contact info info@GlobalMajority.GreenParty.org.uk

Global Majority Greens is bringing together members, organisers, grassroots groups and allies for our AGM & Anti-Racism Day 2026 on Saturday 5 December at the Legacy Centre of Excellence, Birmingham.

The day will be centred on a simple question: where does power sit, and how do we organise to change the systems that continue to produce racial, economic and environmental injustice?

10 am–12 noon Global Majority Greens Annual General Meeting
For Green Party of England and Wales members only.

Focus: Accountability
Our priorities
Our political direction

This is an opportunity for Global Majority Greens members to take stock of the work so far and help shape where we go next.

12-1 pm Lunch

1 - 5.30 pm Anti-Racism Event
Open to anti-racist grassroots organisations, organisers, allies and supporters

We want the afternoon to be a space for discussion, learning and organising — not simply another conference where we describe the problems and go home.

The programme will include lunch, training, panel discussions and organising sessions, focused around four interconnected areas:

The far right
Racialised economic inequality and the cost of living
Climate justice and environmental racism
Race and education
Speakers and panellists will be confirmed shortly.

These are not separate struggles. They are all questions about power — who has it, who is excluded from it, and what it takes to build something different.

6-8pm Dinner

Come ready to talk. Learn. Organise. Build.

Thank you for registering in advance, so we have an accurate idea of numbers, particularly for catering and the afternoon programme.

In solidarity,
Global Majority Greens
People. Planet. Justice. Together.
The venue is wheelchair accessible, with ramps. There is a lift, and a ground floor standard size accessible toilet, which may be too narrow for power chairs. Please contact us for more details. Wheelchair accessible buses from Birmingham Priory Queensway on routes 33, 51, 997 stop on Aston High St at Milton St (c. 300 m) and the old Bartons Arms public house (c. 100m) on the opposite side of the dual carriageway for The Legacy Centre of Excellence (a.ka. 'The Drum'). Crossing lights are on Newbury St/Park Lane junction. "Legacy Centre of Excellence is committed to making our spaces, services and cultural programmes accessible to everyone. We believe that access is a right not a bonus and we strive to ensure that our facilities and activities are inclusive, welcoming, and barrier-free for all individuals regardless of age, disability, neurodiversity, language, or support needs." Read the full venue accessibility policy here: https://www.legacycoe.co.uk/policy