Syracuse DSA is an autonomous and democratically organized branch of the Democratic Socialists of America operating in Syracuse, NY and the Central New York region. Members of Syracuse DSA are active in the broader advocacy community organizing to build a better world for the working class. Our chapter is currently working on a number of projects, including:
- Build Public Renewables
- Electoral Organizing
- Tenant Organizing
- Labor & Strike Solidarity
- Mutual Aid
- Whatever you’d like to get involved with!
We are a political and activist organization, not a party—through campus and community-based chapters, DSA members use a variety of tactics, from legislative to direct action, to fight for reforms that empower working people.
Interested in joining us? Our members organize and uplift democratic socialist causes throughout the Syracuse, NY and Central New York area. Fill out our New Member Interest form and one of our organizers will be in touch!
Not a member of DSA? Learn more about the organization and join today: dsausa.org/join
Latest news from Syracuse DSA »
On the Supreme Court, July 2023
Syracuse DSA condemns the recent Supreme Court ruling that threatens protection of marginalized and colonized communities in America and dramatically limits access to the current education system. Already coming off…
Syracuse is 2023 Strike Ready
UPS Teamsters have authorized a strike this August. It’s vital that the socialist movement mobilize and help rank-and-file members win a ground-breaking contract. Syracuse DSA’s Steering Committee has officially joined DSA…
Welcome Hamilton College YDSA!
Hamilton College Young Democratic Socialists of American (HC-YDSA) officially became a branch of Syracuse DSA at our Sunday, June 18th General Meeting. HC-YDSA applied to become a branch earlier in…
2023 National Convention – Important Information
Find a running list of resolutions and bylaw/constitutional amendments here. If you’d like to support our delegates getting to Chicago, please donate here! Congratulations to our elected delegates and alternate!…
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