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Seattle DSA’s Housing Justice Working Group! Home of the Peoples Breakfast. Working towards a massive expansion of publicly-owned green social housing. We are now running a hybrid meeting format! Join us in-person in Capitol Hill, for an optional social from 5-6:30, followed by business meeting at 6:30pm. Message JJ B. at 360-319-2009, or a co-chair on ... Read more
Seattle DSA’s Housing Justice Working Group! Home of the Peoples Breakfast. Working towards a massive expansion of publicly-owned green social housing. In light of the special election on February 14, we'll be putting our regular HJWG meeting on hiatus to remind voters in Capitol Hill that Seattle has the potential to enact a first-of-its-kind-in-the-USA ... Read more
Join Seattle DSA to get the word out about I-135 ahead of the February 14th election. We’ll be meeting at the north east corner of the park to knock doors in the neighborhood, so wear comfortable walking shoes! A fully charged phone with miniVAN installed will also be helpful. Please RSVP so organizers can keep ... Read more
Join the reproductive justice working group book club. For this discussion we’re reading the introduction and the essay “Children, Childhood and Capitalism” in Tithi Bhattacharya’s edited collection Social Reproduction Theory Remapping Class, Recentering Oppression. Find a PDF copy here. RSVP here for details. For this meeting we're reading 2 chapters: Chapter 5: "Intersections and Dialectics: Critical Reconstructions in Social Reproduction Theory" Chapter 7: ... Read more
Join northeast Seattle comrades Thursday 2/2 at 6:15 at Bulldog News for a discussion of "Naive Questions on Degrowth" by Kenta Tsuda from New Left Review. The author eloquently interrogates the notion of degrowth as promoted to address climate change. It is sure to inform our actions in response to climate and our continued reading ... Read more
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