"In His Own Words": Alan Page on The Fight Back

Go here to listen to Alan's answers on everything from Mayor Gray's budget to councilmember salaries to the fight for statehood on The Fight Back, an independent media project based in DC.

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Green Party Minute features Alan Page!

Alan Page (along with his daughter Amina) explains his platform briefly following the DC Emancipation Day Candidates Forum at his alma mater, Howard University. 

Don't forget, there's another chance to see Alan in action at the Ward 6 Candidate Forum on Tuesday, April 19. Go to the events page for more details!

Special thanks to Carey Campbell for filming this segment.

Alan Page featured in The Washington Post!

Mayor Gray’s proposed budget was one step forward toward a progressive, more sensible tax system in the District and one step backward toward increased inequality, because he is proposing to balance the budget on the backs of the poor.

During tough times, everyone must share the load, from residents to corporations operating in our city.

To read the rest of Alan's response to Mayor Gray's 2012 budget proposal, check out the Local Opinions section of the Washington Post.

Alan Page on the Kojo Nnamdi Show (now in video)!

Check out Alan in action on the Kojo Nnamdi Show's Politics Hour!

Alan Page on The Kojo Nnamdi Show!

 Just in case you missed it earlier today, click here to listen to Alan discuss the At-Large City Council race on "The Politics Hour" on The Kojo Nnamdi Show!

WHW: Alan Page Represents A "Refreshing" Perspective

Alan Page is running for At-Large City Council in Washington D.C, representing the D.C Statehood Green Party.  Green Party candidates represent a somewhat radical change from the norm, refusing corporate donations and essentially bucking the trend of a two party system.  In a country where Republicans and Democrats continue to push their ideological views, Mr.  Page represents those who are thinking independently, which is refreshing.

Read the rest of the feature on the DC lifestyle blog What's Hot Washington, written by Chris McDonald, here.

New features on DC LEARNs and YourDCPolitics.com!

Everyone knows that investing in education in the city is the best way to get the brightest future we can have. I think I can get everyone on board with that; I think it’s a combination of looking at best practices and using the resources we already have.

DC LEARNs, which is dedicated to improving literacy rates in DC, featured a recent interview with me on their website. Read the rest of my answers here.

I was also featured on the local politics blog, Your DC Politics. You can read Robert Maxwell's feature here.