Campaign Conference 2024 - Victorian Greens

Join us the Victorian Greens Campaign Conference 2024 at Victorian Trades Hall on March 16 & 17!

This two day conference will be headlined by our guest, keynote speakers Adam Bandt, leader of the Australian Greens and member for Melbourne and Tamatha Paul, Aotearoa New Zealand Greens MP for Wellington Central. Together they will be sharing stories of the historic 2022 and 2023 Australian and New Zealand election campaigns and the insights on how we can make the next federal election the best-ever for the Greens.

This conference will consist of key speeches and workshops including this like training, strategy and key information on how to build campaigns and grow our movement to increase the Greens vote.

The full program has been released and you can now view it here!

With Local Government and Federal elections in the next 18 months, now is the time to take your skills to the next level and hear about our strategy to elect more councillors and federal MPs.

There's something for everyone, whether you're new or experienced, covering workshops like:

• Strategy - where to next for our movement
• Fundraising - building a campaign budget and fundraising skills
• Organising and mobilising - how to train, recruit and organise volunteers
• Communications - how to social media, media and spokesperson training

We will be covering all the skills needed to build a campaign, for the new and experienced, so we can harness our people power in the fight for the values we all share, from taxing billionaires and saving the climate to free dental and First Nations justice.

Are you a regular volunteer? Email steph.zalakos@vic.greens.org.au if you're an active doorknocker and would like a scholarship to attend both days of the conference for free.

If you have any questions, about content, tickets, event accessibility or anything related to the event, please contact James via james.temple@vic.greens.org.au. 

The Australian Greens Victoria acknowledges that this event takes place on the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation and that sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and commit to working towards Treaty, justice and reconciliation with First Nations people.