We’re a democratic, member-led organization fighting for economic and social justice in Humboldt County, California.
The future we are building towards is rooted in people —not profit.
Join us as we democratically choose and organize local strategic campaigns. We strive to work across a variety of issue areas: housing and climate justice; labor solidarity; electoral; and migrant, worker and international human rights.
Events
Upcoming Events
Join us at our upcoming events and help make a difference in our community.
La Familia - 525 2nd St #101, Eureka, CA 95501, USA
Following the Survey results from our Priorities discussion, join HDSA for a low-stakes event to chat about what Labor looks like for Humboldt County.
Matthew B. (Outreach Coordinator) will be leading a discussion on what it takes to be a successful working group.
We look forward to your attendance, comrades! Let's make some more waves. 🌊🌹🤝
Electoral Politics Influence Committee
Zoom link will be communicated in the EPIC Discord chat before the meeting.
Contact humboldtdsa@proton.me for more information.
This week is a special training meeting with our Regional Organizer, David Lefevre, on strategic campaign planning. We are at a critical point in our pressure campaign and this will help us plan our strategy going forward.
Thank you to everyone who came out to Our Children Deserve Better, our Trans Healthcare Town Hall on September 25th! You showed Open Door, and all of Humboldt County, that our community stands with trans youth.
The fight isn't over: Open Door still needs to reverse its decision to cut off gender-affirming care for patients under 19. Join us this Thursday to plan our next steps to keep up the pressure and make sure every kid in Humboldt County gets the care they need.
Join us for our next Humboldt DSA General Meeting. You can find the agenda here: General Meeting Agenda. This meeting is open to the public. However, only DSA members can vote on business. Please bring a dish or drinks for the potluck at 6:00pm.
If you need a ride you can fill out this form: Ride Request Form. If you can give a ride fill out this form: Ride Offer Form. If you would like to help setup please arrive at 5:30pm.
Join us to help grow Humboldt DSA!
We do the following:
Plan Tabling Events
Plan Social Events
Plan Political Education
Mentor New Members
This committee is open to all members of Humboldt DSA and is a great place for new members to start helping. The meeting is hosted by Matthew B. the Outreach Coordinator and Rebecca B. the Member Development Coordinator.
You can check out the agenda here: Outreach and Member Development Agenda. You can suggest events, educational opportunities, or request mentorship by contacting Matthew B. or Rebecca B. on Discord. Our Discord can be found here: Humboldt DSA Discord. You can also email us at HumboldtDSA@proton.me.
Northtown Books - 737 G St Suite 1, Arcata, CA 95521, USA
Join HDSA to watch (prior) and discuss an eco-socialist podcast Better Future with Michael Mezz Episode 16 "How to Overcome Capitalism | Jason Hickel on Socialism, China, and the West".
Listen in Advance, come talk in person at Northtown Book in Arcata Sunday December 13th at 1pm!
Watch Podcast on Films for Action here.
Make sure to RSVP to get emailed discussion prompts closer to the event!
About the guest and host:
Jason Hickel is a economic anthropologist, academic and democratic eco-socialist. He is a prominent proponent of the degrowth movement and a critic of capitalism, neocolonialism and the use of GDP growth as a measure of progress. Learn more here.
Michael Mezz is a storyteller working at the intersection of economics, climate, and culture. His work reaches tens of millions of viewers each month and is recognized for making complex economic and climate issues accessible to a mainstream audience. He is the founder of Better Future Media, a media brand that builds narratives to challenge extractive systems and steer society toward a more regenerative future. Learn more here.
The capitalist class is the problem because they enforce an undemocratic economic system which requires ever more exploitation.
The working class is the agent of change because capitalism cannot function without workers.
Workers make change by building a movement of the majority, stopping production, shutting down sectors of the economy or society, and remaking our economic, social, and political systems by winning transformative demands.