Election Night is upon us once again, and there’s no better way to await the results than to await the results with comrades! This event is free to attend and open to DSA members and non-members alike. If you’re interested in DSA but haven’t joined yet, this is a great opportunity to meet some folks […]
New and potential members, join us to learn about our local chapter and how to get involved. RSVP for the Zoom link.
At this month’s meeting, we will discuss “roses, thorns, and buds” for our successful “No Trust, No Bond” campaign! What went well? What went poorly? What can we build on for our next electoral campaign? This is a hybrid meeting. If you want to attend via Zoom, after you RSVP for this event, check your […]
Join us for our monthly general meeting! We come together in community for updates from our working groups and campaigns, and also to engage in political discussions pertaining to local/state/national matters. When required, DSA members conduct chapter business like debating and voting on resolutions and endorsements, and voting to elect steering committee members and national […]
Join us for a breezy day at Hermann Park. Learn about our work to build socialism, our solidarity work with political prisoners, how we will confront Trump, and how you can get involved. We’ll also be running and talking to Houstonians about our campaign to Drop Chevron. Come by anytime for all that and enjoy […]
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. RSVP for Zoom registration. Hope to see you there and solidarity!
Join us for our Labor Working Group meeting, held the third Wednesday of each month! Zoom registration link provided after RSVP!
Working group meeting to discuss and plan current actions. This is a hybrid event. Zoom link available after you RSVP.
“Housework was transformed into a natural attribute, rather than being recognized as work, because it was destined to be unwaged. Capital had to convince us that it is a natural, unavoidable, and even fulfilling activity to make us accept working without a wage. In turn, the unwaged condition of housework has been the most powerful […]
This is the regular monthly meeting of the chapter’s Political Education Working Group. Please RSVP for the Zoom registration link!
