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Come to this online meeting to discuss launching a city-wide campaign to shorten the work week with no cut in pay for frontline workers. This reform effectively gives a 25% hazard pay increase, a shortened work week to relieve brutal conditions, and would boost employment in the city. We’ll outline how the reform would work, and strategies for winning it for essential workers in NYC. This meeting will take place on Zoom. Register here!

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Join FSP at the monthly organizing meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for a working class board empowered to hold police accountable. More info at stoppoliceviolencenyc.org/ **New members, please join at 12:30 to learn more about the campaign! MEETING STARTS AT 1 PM Zoom meeting link Tech or accessibility questions? Shoot us a message! stoppoliceviolencenyc@gmail.com

Saturday, June 20 - 1:00-2:30PM EDT Followed by Join the FSP Q&A from 2:30-3:00PM EDT Click here to register on Zoom Confronting tear gas and rubber bullets, protesters of all colors have filled the streets all over the U.S. and the world to say “no more!” to police killings of Black people, and to brutality against demonstrators and militarization of our communities. Black, Latinx and Indigenous peoples were already suffering disproportionate rates of Covid-related illness and death as well as…

A tidal wave of protest against racist police violence coinciding with a deadly pandemic and the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression are presenting social activists with urgent and profound political challenges.How do we understand and expose the role of the police and legal system in sustaining white male supremacy and class exploitation? What demands will most challenge the capitalist status quo, create meaningful change, and empower working and oppressed people? What will it take to transform protest in…

Police accountability activist Melissa Miccio describes the massive layoffs and deep cuts to social services threatening communities already most harmed by the crisis. Join in discussion of how to fight back! Also featured: Short Video: Defending Portland Protestors Against Federal Repression Followed by open discussion of strategies for resistance. Saturday, August 1 - 1:00PM-3:00PM EDT Click here to register

Join the Freedom Socialist Party for our October monthly meeting. We’ll discuss and dissect current events from a socialist feminist perspective, form policy in our mass movement work, and organize ourselves to hit the streets. All are welcome. To register, email nycfsp@gmail.com

Online public forum and discussion: • Why voters made the choices they did and the roles played by gender and race  • “Lesser evil” politics – a winning strategy? • How workers can survive the pandemic and fight the deepening economic crisis Speakers: Annaliza Torres, Seattle FSP Organizer, Comrades of Color Caucus member, unionist, and anti-fascist stalwart; and Jed Holtz, New York City FSP Organizer and campaigner against the far right and police brutality. Hosted by Freedom Socialist Party –…

Guest Speaker Yolanda Alaniz, Chicana feminist and immigrant rights activist in Los Angeles, will talk about the long and sordid history of race-based neglect, abuse, and experimentation by the profit-driven U.S. medical system. Discussion will highlight how advocates are fighting for systemic solutions to guarantee racial equity in all aspects of healthcare, including current challenges of the COVID pandemic. Date: Saturday, April 3  -  Time: 1pm EDT Register here

Join the Freedom Socialist Party for our open branch meeting. We’ll discuss the explosive rebellion in Colombia, organizing in defense of Palestine and more. All are welcome. Register here.

Join us for the monthly Freedom Socialist Party meeting of the Midwest/East Coast members and supporters. This month we'll be organizing for LGBTQ+ month and discuss the fight against anti-trans legislation moving across the country. Register here

Join FSP at the monthly meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for the passage of the Community POWER Act, legislation in the NY City Council to establish a workingclass board and independent prosecutor empowered to hold police accountable. Email nycfsp@gmail.com to register for the meeting.

This online winter discussion circle will feature four sessions with topics relating to socialist change in the US and the role this country has to world revolution.  Register here and attend one or all of these engaging and inspiring discussions. Weekly topics with links to readings to be discussed are below.  Readings: January 19 The Green(ish) New Deal Ecosocialism vs. “green” capitalism January 26 From Russia With Love: Trotsky’s Theory of Permanent Revolution February 2 The American Revolution and Trotskyism February…

Is our democracy broken or dysfunctional by design? Elias Holtz will give a short talk on how US democracy’s rise and decline has everything to do with class divisions and struggles between rich and poor that have been present from its inception. Discussion will include a socialist analysis of the filibuster, racist attacks on voting rights, the electoral college, and how we can win workers' democracy and freedom for all. Register here.

Join FSP at the monthly meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for the passage of the Community POWER Act, legislation in the NY City Council to establish a workingclass board and independent prosecutor empowered to hold police accountable. Email nycfsp@gmail.com to register for the meeting.

Join FSP at the monthly meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for the passage of the Community POWER Act, legislation in the NY City Council to establish a workingclass board and independent prosecutor empowered to hold police accountable. Email nycfsp@gmail.com to register for the meeting.