Organic Living Party

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This is the Wiki Web site for The Organic Living Party (OLP) (http://OrganicParty.org - Official Web site (in development)). OLP is developing and collaborating with other organizations and events in the Seattle area. Currently, OLP is producing World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) Seattle, Hemp Ride, Naked Pumpkin Run Seattle and Jaybird Run. OLP is, in part, a revival of the German Lebensreform movement. OLP is looking for collaborative partners in staging a sustainability arts festival in Seattle.

See also our Sustainapedia Northwest page

Contents 1 Areas of focus 2 Memberships 2.1 Benefits 2.2 Joining 2.2.1 Associate memberships 2.2.2 Full memberships 2.3 Contact info 3 Recommnended links

Areas of focus

• Permaculture
  • Sustainability (Ecological and Economic)
    • Organic farming and living
    • Community-supported agriculture
    • Guerrilla gardening
    • Production and use of humanure via composting toilet systems
    • Fair trade
    • Industrial hemp (legalization and promotion)
  • Community building
  • Citizen activism: "Think globally (cosmopolitanism), act locally (grassroots activism)"
  • Carfree living, New Mobility Agenda, cycling advocacy
  • Cruelty-free
    • Animal rights
    • Veganism
  • Healthy living
    • Physical fitness
    • Healthy diet (moving away from the SAD (Standard American Diet))
      • Veganism
      • Raw food diet
    • Body-positive living
      • Participatory, body-based arts and play
      • Positive self-image (Do the best you can with what you have)
      • Family-friendly social nudity
        • Establish all parks and beaches as clothing-optional
    • Abstinence or low recreational drug use
• Social justice
  • Electoral reform
    • Instant-runoff voting (IRV)
  • Human rights
    • Genital integrity
    • LGBT rights
    • Prisoners' rights
  • Drug policy reform
  • Interpersonal relationships and loving, consensual, responsible sex-positive
  • Cultural and religious reform

Memberships

Benefits

You take pride in lending your support to our Party in its mission to bring our goals to life.

You enjoy participation in local events OLP collaboratively supports or produces such as NAC Seattle Swims, World Naked Bike Ride, Hemp Ride, Jaybird Run, World Naked Gardening Day and World Carfree Day!

You help OLP in its mission to promote our goals in mainstream media---from training volunteers and participants as spokespersons, to producing top-quality media presentations used by major news outlets.

Joining

All OLP applicants must be in general agreement to values suggested by the OLP Areas of focus.

All OLP applicants must also provide information for and must pass an inquiry made to the National Sex Offender Public Registry (NSOPR). Information provided for this inquiry must be confirmed with a Washington State driver license or Washington State identification card.

After fees are paid, information is received, NSOPR is passed, and ID is confirmed, a snazzy OLP member card will be issued.

OLP Member fees are as following (fees are non-refundable and subject to change without notice):

Associate memberships

• $5.00 for one year, per person, over 18 years of age
• $9.00 for two years, per person, over 18 years of age
• Associate Member fees are waved for the following people
  • Individuals donating over six hours of volunteer work per year for OLP events.
  • College/trade school students with current school ID.

Full memberships

• $8.00 for one year, per person, over 18 years of age
• $14.00 for two years, per person, over 18 years of age

Contact info

If you are interested in joining OLP please send your full name and full address including the name of the county you reside to Daniel Johnson at:

Recommnended links

• The BCollective is a rural-based umbrella organization dedicated to promoting wholistic understanding and revisioning of sustainable community, and providing the means for its practical implementation through active crosspollination between the arts and sciences. the BCollective aims to blend arts practice, teaching and performance with permaculture principles in order to build a thriving, commonsense model of community.