We will be reading the following articles from Jacobin issue 29, an issue all about 1968: When Ramparts Reigned, by Meagan Day How Ramparts went from Catholic literary magazine to the vanguard of the New Left. Half the Way with Mao Zedong, by Paul Heideman How Students for a Democratic Society went from building a ... Read more

Seattle DSA is out knocking on doors as part of DSA's national Medicare for All campaign. You can learn more at the national campaign website here: https://medicareforall.dsausa.org. Right now we're pounding the pavement every other Saturday at 11am in the neighborhoods around the Othello light rail station. We start from Le's Deli and Bakery and ... Read more

DSA just experienced another big membership surge after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's primary win late June. We want to get new members plugged in and get acquainted with Seattle DSA's platform, structure and work, meet new members and a lil primer on socialism/anti-capitalism. In order to do that, we will be planning and then working on a New ... Read more

Seattle DSA's tech working group will meet to discuss our work on the chapter's technical infrastructure. Access: There's a ramp up to the main library entrance. Elevator to 2nd floor meeting room. Restrooms are gendered (men/women) with accessible stalls.

The National AfroSocialists + Socialists of Color Caucus has developed an anti-oppression training to support the work of undoing racism within our work so that we can spread this into the systems we dismantle. Seattle DSA is excited to welcome New York DSA members and trainers of the National AfroSoc caucus to lead this two-part ... Read more

Hello Comrades! We'll be having our next get-together on Sunday, July 15! Come by, meet your fellow Democratic Socialists and learn more about the Eastside DSA! First, there will be a brief organizational meeting at Redmond Public Library, Redmond Conference Room, from noon to 1:30pm. Afterwards, we will head over to Soul Food to relax, ... Read more

Are you curious about the works of Karl Marx? Do you want to learn the basics of Marxist economic theory in a friendly, open setting where it’s OK to be thoroughly confused about what a commodity is? So do we! Join us to read Vol. I of Karl Marx’s Capital. We welcome everyone, regardless of background & education ... Read more

Join Seattle DSA members for the next meeting of the Immigrant and Refugee Justice Committee! This committee is working to: Develop grassroots public campaigns to stand in solidarity with immigrant-led organizations fighting for an end to immigrant detention in our communities; Define and coordinate on-the-ground organizing strategies to hold our elected officials accountable to their ... Read more

Seattle DSA is out knocking on doors as part of DSA's national Medicare for All campaign. You can learn more at the national campaign website here: https://medicareforall.dsausa.org. Right now we're pounding the pavement every other Saturday at 11am in the neighborhoods around the Othello light rail station. We start from Le's Deli and Bakery and ... Read more

Capitalism is at the root of the most pressing ecological crises facing the world. From climate change to the destruction of oceans and forests, the reckless pursuit of profits has placed the future of the planet and its most vulnerable inhabitants is at risk. Join the Ecosocialist Caucus to discuss environmental justice, ecosocialism, and strategy ... Read more

Join Seattle DSA and the Martin Luther King County Labor Council for an evening dedicated to learning from a leader of one of the most successful, militant, and rank-and-file-led strikes in recent US history. Nicole McCormick is a middle school music teacher and was a leader of the 2018 West Virginia Educator Strike. She was ... Read more

Are you a teacher, school support staff, or a PTA member? Join teachers and school support staff from across Washington to learn how West Virginia teachers won the biggest increase to education funding in 30 years in only 9 days. Nicole McCormick is a middle school music teacher and was a leader of the 2018 ... Read more

Meeting is at the Beacon Hill Branch of the Seattle Public Library Agenda here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o8zeUU55sHwoLV3YMn5ikRTPMGK_3LbeV9z0m4GAVKI/edit#

This is a series of tenants rights meetings, organized by Be:Seattle and the Tenants Union of Washington.  These bootcamps begin with an overview of tenants rights in Seattle, and end with Q&A opportunities.  While this is a non-DSA event, the information is useful for anyone interested in housing work and/or tenant organizing.

Seattle DSA is out knocking on doors as part of DSA's national Medicare for All campaign. You can learn more at the national campaign website here: https://medicareforall.dsausa.org. Right now we're pounding the pavement every other Saturday at 11am in the neighborhoods around the Othello light rail station. We start from Le's Deli and Bakery and ... Read more

***Note that this month's discussion will be at Montlake Library, not Capitol Hill*** We will be discussing two articles related to 1968 from Jacobin Issue 29: Why We Fought LUCIANA CASTELLINA What 1968 meant from the perspective of an Italian who lived through it. Year of the Zombie EILEEN JONES George Romero’s Night of the ... Read more