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  • West Houston Board Game Night

    The Forge Hobbies & Games 14520 Memorial Dr Unit #28, Houston, Texas, United States

    Workers’ Monday blues? Join Houston DSA at The Forge for our Board Game Night! Socialize with comrades while playing games.

  • Immigrant Justice Campaign + Banner Making

    Bohemeo’s 708 Telephone Road, Houston, TX, United States

    This is a hybrid event. Join us in person to make a banner for the May 1 action! As Trump and Abbott are escalating attacks on immigrants to consolidate their assault on the working class, local officials are complacent or outright collaborating with DHS and ICE. We must continue to prepare our communities to protect […]

  • May Day Action for Our Dignity and Rights

    Houston City Hall 901 Bagby Street, Houston, TX, United States

    This May Day, we are mobilizing to defend the dignity and rights of our immigrant communities and all the working class. Billionaires and politicians are weaponizing the deportation machine to repress political dissent for Palestine, weaken the labor movement, and animate hate to cement their agenda. We will fight back. Houston refuses to collaborate with […]

  • Eco-Socialism Working Group Meeting

    Virtual Only

    First Sunday of the month. This is where our chapter plans events and campaigns around environmental justice through the lens of socialism, with an understanding that local and international matters are inextricably linked. As socialists, we believe that the expansion of capitalism is the cause of social exclusion, poverty, war and environmental degradation through globalization […]

  • Demand Immigrant Justice! Canvass

    Bayland Park 6400 Bissonnet St, Houston, Texas, United States

    Join us to inform fellow Houstonians about their rights and resources in the face of Trump’s assault on immigrant communities. We will also engage people in our fight to demand the city defend immigrants. Training, materials, snacks, and water are provided!

  • Chapter General Meeting

    Featured Chapter General Meeting
    Labor Hall 2506 Sutherland Street, Houston, TX, United States

    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 […]

  • Politial Education Presents: Nafis Hasan – Metastasis

    Basket Books 115 Hyde Park, Houston, Texas, United States

    Houston DSA is proud to host DSA member and author, Nafis Hasan, for a discussion of his book, Metastasis: The Rise of the Cancer-Industrial Complex and the Horizons of Care, a rethinking of cancer as merely biological, taking into consideration the ways that capitalist imperatives shape how we study and care for cancer and why this […]

  • Malcolm’s Words

    CLASS Bookstore 3803 Sampson St C, Houston, Texas, United States

    As the democratic facade of the US fades, Malcolm X’s political thinking on Black liberation, organizing, and internationalism is increasingly important. Join us to read and discuss excerpts from various speeches by the Pan-Africanist revolutionary.

  • Electoral Working Group

    Electoral Working Group
    Bohemeo’s 708 Telephone Road, Houston, TX, United States

    At this month’s meeting, we will look back at the strategic plan for the electoral WG that was presented as a refresher on the work that we need to do in the short-term. Any of those that attended the NEC’s cadre candidates call can report back on what they took away from it. We will […]

  • Immigrant Justice Campaign

    As Trump and Abbott are escalating attacks on immigrants to consolidate their assault on the working class, local officials are complacent or outright collaborating with DHS and ICE. We must continue to prepare our communities to protect themselves from violent detainment and deportation while demanding our local government end collaboration and provide resources to our […]