We’re collecting winter coats and other items to distribute downtown to support unhoused Atlantans. Items needed include: Jackets, Coats, Blankets, Socks, Shoes, PPE (Masks, Hand Sanitizer, Gloves), Hygiene Products (Soap, Tampons, Sanitary Napkins, Toothpaste, Tooth Brushes, Deodorant, Wipes, etc.)

To coordinate your donation, please contact 404-207-7036 or email [email protected].

Join the Decatur Branch on January 10th at 7:00 PM for a discussion about the history of Atlanta DSA with our chapter's founder Milt Tambor. He'll be discussing a chapter from his book A Democratic Socialist's Fifty Year Adventure. Try and read the chapter ahead of time at atldsa.org/about/history-of-madsa

Have you thought about your New Year’s resolutions? DSA is building the mass working class movement we need to win the world we want in 2022 and beyond. Make a gift today and resolve to make 2022 the year of solidarity!

2021 was a brutal year, especially for poor and working class people. But adversity is nothing new for us. This year we saw resilience in the midst of a life-altering global pandemic, community in the face of climate disaster, and courage from workers all over the country who are fed up with a ruling class that puts profit over people.

Will you help fund our movement by giving what you can right now? Donate any amount and we’ll send you a union-printed Sow Solidarity, Grow Socialism sticker!

If you haven't already heard, Atlanta DSA is transitioning away from Slack to new forms of online communication which are asynchronous, mobile friendly and easy-to-use. Most chapter groups have already switched to Signal and email for organizing. As was announced at the November General Meeting, the chapter's new forum website will be used for connecting members, debating socialist politics and discussing chapter organizing efforts.

Members can sign up for the new forum today at forum.atldsa.org. Not a member? Join or renew your dues at dsausa.org/join

Atlanta DSA's Marxism & Politics Reading Group is exploring a range of topics in Marxist theory, like how anarchism is vastly superior to Marxism. Sessions focus on big picture ideas, unpacking fundamental concepts of historical, political, and economic analysis. Let us know if you want to join!

Are you a Socialist of color looking to get involved? Sign up for Atlanta DSA's Afrosocialist and Socialists of Color caucus! Hang out and organize with fellow BIPOC comrades in the new year using our interest form below:

Our chapter calendar at atldsa.org/calendar has even more meetings and events!