February Social @ 1867
1867 101 N 14th, Lincoln, NE, United StatesJoin us Saturday, February 18, at 1867 Bar from 5–7 p.m. Come meet your fellow DSA members, play some video games, and grab a cheesesteak from Delco Dave’s (starting around 6 p.m.).
Join us Saturday, February 18, at 1867 Bar from 5–7 p.m. Come meet your fellow DSA members, play some video games, and grab a cheesesteak from Delco Dave’s (starting around 6 p.m.).
Group training to build mutual understanding, vocabulary, and momentum toward achieving our 2023 goals.
Join us for our March social on March 18 at Mana Games in the Haymarket! We’ll have the party room reserved + they’re offering 20% off food and drinks to anyone who mentions they’re with Lincoln DSA that day.
You’re invited to join for a strategy session around our 2023 campaign. Check Slack or drop us an email for more details.
Join us for chapter voting, campaign updates, and more. Current, former, considering members and their friends and families are all invited to join us at the library!
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On Sunday, September 10th from 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, we are having our Fall General meeting at Bennet Martin Library! We have a lot on the agenda for this meeting! We will be selecting our 5th Steering Committee member and discussing our Food Recovery Program. We will also be selecting working groups and their agenda; Strike Ready […]
Join us Saturday, March 30th at 4 pm at Bennett Martin Library for our book club meeting. This week we are discussing Marx’s (1875) Critique of the Gotha Program. If you can’t do the reading before the meeting, still feel free to join us in discussing one of Marx’s early writings. You can find the […]