DSA

Anthony Downing, Ashley Payne, J.P. Kaderbek, K.T. Liberato, Laura Gabby, and Rebecca Garelli are running for the Democratic Socialist Labor Commission. Here’s what they stand for.

In the three years since its rebirth, DSA has put down firm foundations. Now new questions and new opportunities lie ahead.

Bread & Roses members debate the pros and cons of changing DSA’s national leadership structure.

Building an effective national organization that creates opportunities for members to help shape decisions is critical. We need to do that responsibly, and without setting impossible-to-meet standards for our national staff.

Political education should help us explain democratic socialist politics. And it should be informed by our concrete work — and help us figure out how that work fits into a bigger strategy.

Delegates to the 2019 DSA National Convention will need to decide which resolutions and amendments to support. Here are seven rules of thumb to keep in mind as that process begins.

Marianela D’Aprile, Marsha Niemeijer, Megan Svoboda, Natalie Midiri, and Rachel Zibrat are running for NPC. Here’s what they stand for.

Building small and newer chapters is critical to DSA’s success. But they can’t reach their full potential without a strong and well-run national organization.

We need to help new and smaller chapters develop. But we won’t get far with a new proposal to give every chapter a small monthly stipend.

DSA’s 2019 National Convention in Atlanta will define the organization for the next two years. Here’s what’s on the table.