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Capitalism got you down? Join Maine DSA members in the emotional
support group, Caring Comrades, to build solidarity and help each other
through this time of cascading crises. Licensed therapist Craig C. and
peer support specialist Danny K. will facilitate. The focus is not
clinical diagnoses or individualistic self-help, but how we can sustain
each other in struggle.

Look we all know that the Democratic Party on a national level is terribly disappointing. But is it entirely irredeemable? And what can be done about it from where we are?

That is what this 100 level conversation will be about. We are going to explore the reality of the Democratic Party, how it is structured, what powers it has, and what are feasible goals when it comes to organize with or within the party itself.

What if our society were organized around care, not profit? Social Reproduction Theory enables us to understand the contradiction between capitalist profit-making and human life-making. Social reproduction is a category of labor — usually gendered, often racialized, largely unpaid — that capitalism has strained to a crisis point. In this Study Group series, we explore the theory and its applications to class struggle. Check out the Syllabus for links to the readings.

Are you an educator, work in schools, or have some interest in working in schools? Join Maine DSA for a social hour! We'll be meeting over zoom to connect, share experiences, and build solidarity with comrades in the education field.  Free and open to the public.

Come join us to learn more about the Maine DSA. Talk with others who have recently joined DSA or who are just interested in democratic socialism. We're looking forward to talking about how you can help build a better world.

This is a great first event for new members and those thinking about joining DSA. Thank you in advance for joining us!

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What if our society were organized around care, not profit? Social Reproduction Theory enables us to understand the contradiction between capitalist profit-making and human life-making. Social reproduction is a category of labor — usually gendered, often racialized, largely unpaid — that capitalism has strained to a crisis point. In this Study Group series, we explore the theory and its applications to class struggle. Check out the Syllabus for links to the readings.