A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
This is a fundraiser to pay bail for folks in the Dane County jail. The Bail Phondraiser has raised $945 in two events so far, so let's double that. Come over and enjoy home-cooked pho in community with others who think people shouldn’t be jailed for being poor. $5 for a bowl. Other donations welcome. All money goes directly to the Free the 350 Bail Fund. Vegans will be accommodated. Come and go at any time during the event
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
We cannot live on organizing alone. Sometimes you just need to get out, listen to some music, and support your comrades.
Norris Court, a local band fronted by our very own Grace O., will play alongside Dear Mr. Watterson and Tom Danks.
The show will be at Communication, an important hub for local artists to share a sober and safe place. The venue has been an important asset to us as host of several of our meetings. Donations are very welcome.
Let’s show both Grace and Communication some support!
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
A different champion of progressive organizing will lead an online session each day. If you are dedicated to organizing and want to learn from the best, this is for you. Make sure to register soon if you want a spot in any of the sessions. The first session will be helmed by Charles Lenchner, comrade and father of MADSA co-chair Essie! A second set of talks will be offered from January 6 through January 31.
Our friends in YCAT are demanding that Chancellor Blank and the administration:
This is not a DSA-sponsored event, but it can’t hurt to get out and support our local youth climate activists.
Thursday’s agenda will include possibly becoming an official MADSA working group. This meeting may take place somewhere other than the library, so pay attention to the group email list for updates.
This is a meeting for DSA Madison's Labor Working Group. The agenda will include Labor Notes Conference planning, discussion of re-certifying public unions under Act 10, planning a “How to Strike and Win” series, and a debrief on the Willy Street leafletting this past Saturday. It’s open to the public, so come join us!
Help us build tenant power in Madison! This is the regular organizing meeting for Madison Tenant Power. All are welcome.
The US Air Force sees Madison’s Truax Field as a preferred base for the F-35 combat jet. The jets are so much louder than current military aircraft that routine training operations would make several working class neighborhoods near Truax unlivable. Additionally, working class neighborhoods and schools in the radius just outside the intolerable zone would suffer extreme increases in noise and concomitant psychological stress.
While Madison DSA has yet to vote on whether to oppose the Air Force’s F-35 plans, several comrades have been active in the opposition. That opposition is rooted in the convergence of several DSA values. First, the neighborhoods affected are composed of working class folks who are disproportionately people of color. Second, existing Air Force operations at Truax have poisoned the local neighborhoods’ water with PFAS. Third, the F-35 is part of the ruling class, imperialistic/militaristic plan to impose their market-based version of “freedom” on the world. Finally, the status quo of militarism is extraordinarily carbon-intensive, rendering impossible any solution to the impending climate catastrophe.
If you can come out on Friday and want to make yourself heard, feel free to join the Safe Skies Clean Water Coalition!