With the coldest weather behind us, shake off your cabin fever and welcome our national staff organizer Eric to Houston with a casual chapter social at Axelrad. We have tables reserved on the upstairs patio (same location as the election night party) and yes, there will be space heaters.
The key to developing effective pressure campaign strategy is power mapping: identifying the decision-makers we need to move and analyzing the relationships between them and other powerful or influential organizations or individuals. At this workshop, our visiting national staff organizer will guide us through the process using a potential immigrant rights campaign as an example.
We will be having the first of a series of meetings that will help us shape a campaign based on our community’s needs and capacity as a Working Group and chapter. Bring notetaking materials and all of your ideas! To help us do so, we will be filling out this campaign planning template together! Link […]
Houston DSA will be discussing Part 2: The Accumulation of Labor & the Degradation of Women of Silvia Federici’s Caliban and the Witch, a Marxist-feminist examination of the exploitation of women and labor deemed domestic and reproductive. Presented by Houston DSA’s Political Education Working Group, we hope you will join us in Federici’s analysis and untangling how […]
Join Houston DSA at Coral Sword for our Board Game Night on Saturday, 1/25 at 7PM! Socialize with comrades while playing games. Coral Sword charges $5 to play any and all of their games.
New and potential members, join us to learn about our local chapter and how to get involved. RSVP for the Zoom link.
This is the regular monthly meeting of the chapter’s Political Education Working Group. Please RSVP for the Zoom registration link!
Join our Socialism 101 to learn the basics of socialist theory, how it applies to the world, and how we use it to fight for all the working class. This is a great event for new or interested members. If you know nothing about socialism, we’ll give you the basics to be able to engage […]
Join our monthly Abolition Working Group meeting to help us organize against the carceral state and our punitive criminal justice system, and create a future that is both safe and free from capitalism and state violence. Zoom registration link provided after RSVP!
