http://pimagreens.org/bylaws.htm are the governing rules and procedures that guide how the GPPC is organized and operated per the Arizona Revised Statutes.
Familiarity is imperative!

http://www.gp.org/ten_key_values_2016
Hopefully we all become so familiar with these principles that no matter who with or what the conversation, one or more of these values becomes part of our supportive argument. Also know that the "four pillars" are the first four Key Values.

The Green Party Ten Key Values:

• Grassroots democracy
• Social justice and equal opportunity
• Ecological wisdom
• Non-violence
• Decentralization
• Community-based economics and economic justice
• Feminism and gender equity
• Respect for diversity
• Personal and global responsibility
• Future focus and sustainability

GPPC Bylaw: Section 1, paragraph C, third sentence;
"The GPPC shall seek consensus in its own decision making processes (as outlined in these bylaws) and respect the input and concerns of all Greens in Pima County.

Per the above bylaw and the "Big Meeting" held Jan. 6, 2007
"Formal Consensus Decision Making" to be adopted by the GPPC in its decision making process.

On Conflict and Consensus - A Handbook on Formal Consensus Decision Making:
http://www.duwamish.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/OnConflictAndConsensus.pdf

PC and Activist Handbook & Resource Guide:
http://pimagreens.org/Files/Precinct_Commiteeman_Handbook.pdf
Feel free to use other suggestions in this Handbook & Resource Guide in organizing & invigorating the development of your local precinct.
Have fun with it, ;o]

NationBuilder:http://nationbuilder.com/

Green Party of the United States (GP) -
http://www.gp.org/
http://www.gp.org/platform (GP Platform)
Arizona Green Party (AZGP) -
http://www.azgp.org/
Green Party of Pima County (GPPC) -
http://www.pimagreens.org/
including other state & county GP websites throughout the U.S.

https://pimagreens.org/Files/GPPC%20CONDUCT%20-%20July,%202014.pdf