NYC’s powerful public unions have voiced their serious concerns about the proposed New York Health Act…but there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Here we discuss what NYC-DSA, as an organization invested in both strong unions and universal healthcare, can do to help guide both sides of the argument towards resolution.
Anti-War In 2018, the Anti-War Working Group focused on spreading awareness of the situations in Yemen and Gaza. In the summer, they partnered with Jewish […]
Jack C. (JC), Interviewer: What do you do in the MTA? How long have you been there? AM: I am a Signal Maintainer for New […]
Bronx/Upper Manhattan The Bronx/Upper Manhattan branch has been involved in campaigns around a number of vital neighborhood issues. They have been working all year on […]
Miriam B How do you block a deal with a $1 trillion corporation, majority owned by the world’s richest man, when political leaders have cut […]
Strategy Forum: In the wake of the November elections, Steering Committee facilitated a discussion about campaign strategy. Campaign leaders discussed the new political landscape in […]
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Susan Kang fights with DSA, but outside of DSA she co-founded NoIDC-NY, a group that earned her the attention of City & State last week for one of their lists of “Up and Coming Power People” from Manhattan.
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