DSA locals have been doing LGBTQ rights activism on an ongoing basis, from pride marches in Atlanta to protests against anti-transgender bathroom bills in Oklahoma. Lately this has been getting more press attention.

Since inauguration, over 3,000 new members have joined DSA. Together we're building the strong democratic socialist resistance we need. DSA has added to our organizing staff and increased volunteer training. New DSA groups are starting across the country. The word about DSA is definitely out.

DSA's Socialist Feminist Team is stepping up its organizing and outreach. That includes media work. Check out DSA's new video series, Profiles in Socialist Feminism!

There was much news coverage of the DSA-sponsored Socialist Caucus, held during the week of the DNC in Philadelphia. Numerous participants remarked on social media that the Caucus represented one of the most substantive meetings at the convention. A good number of participants joined DSA on the spot and the DSA table rapidly sold out of it fifty bright red DSA “Continuing the Political Revolution T-shirts.” Click here to read the coverage we received.

The YDS Conference with the theme "From Sanders to the Grassroots" was held just over a week after the Democratic National Convention and brought together three leading organizations from the student left. Read this report from Meghan Brophy, member of the YDS Coordinating Committee.