Who We Are
Boston DSA is the Eastern MA chapter of Democratic Socialists of America.
We are working against the oppressive capitalist system in its many forms. We see these oppressions — economic inequality, patriarchy, white supremacy, to name a few — as interlinked, intersecting, and inseparable.
Join us in building mass movements for the world we deserve and growing an openly socialist presence in communities and politics in the Greater Boston Area.
Get Involved
Join a Boston DSA Working Group
Boston DSA’s working groups carry out the external political work of the chapter. Working groups are centered strategies such as labor organizing (supporting striking workers and educators) or socialist electoral politics (challenging the legislative system). Learn about the working groups and find your organizing home within the chapter.
Working Group Spotlight: Palestine
Join the Palestine Working Group! We’re fighting Warren and Markey by building a mass base around three critical issues – a permanent ceasefire, ending weapons shipments to Israel, and delivering immediate relief for Gaza. For the first time in history, the American people are on the side of Palestine – help us organize them!
Recent Endorsements
Boston DSA endorses Evan MacKay for State Representative
Boston DSA is proud to endorse Evan MacKay for State Representative in the 25th Middlesex district! Evan is the former president of the Harvard Graduate Students Union, a local organizer on issues of social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, and an active...
Boston DSA endorses Marcos Candido for Lowell City Council District 8
Boston DSA is proud to endorse Marcos Candido for Lowell City Council District 8! Marcos is running for City Council to lower the cost of living, implement healthy transit initiatives, and provide better childcare support.
Boston DSA endorses Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler for Cambridge City Council
Boston DSA is proud to endorse Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler for Cambridge City Council At-Large! Jivan is running for re-election to continue building a more affordable, sustainable, and just Cambridge.
Related News & Updates
Boston DSA endorses Evan MacKay for State Representative
Boston DSA is proud to endorse Evan MacKay for State Representative in the 25th Middlesex district! Evan is the former president of the Harvard Graduate Students Union, a local organizer on issues of social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, and an active...
Boston DSA 2025 Voter Guide
Boston DSA has finalized our Voter Guide for the 2025 general elections in Boston, Somerville, and Cambridge! The guide can be found at this link.
Boston DSA endorses Marcos Candido for Lowell City Council District 8
Boston DSA is proud to endorse Marcos Candido for Lowell City Council District 8! Marcos is running for City Council to lower the cost of living, implement healthy transit initiatives, and provide better childcare support.
Upcoming Events
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Turnout Tuesdays 6/23, Evan x EWG Phonebank
June 23, 2026 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
OnlineJoin the Boston DSA Electoral Working Group to turn out DSA members in support of Evan MacKay's State House campaign!
Every Tuesday, from 6 pm to 7:30 pm, we will meet on Zoom to ask DSA comrades to show up and help win this race.
Stop by for as much time as you have to help us make calls. No experience required!
It's recommended (but not necessary) to have a laptop/desktop/tablet as well as a phone for this event.
*Link to RSVP on ActionNetwork:* https://actionnetwork.org/events/turnout-tuesdays-623-evan-x-ewg-phonebank
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Somerville DSA Priority Campaign Discussion
June 23, 2026 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
OnlineTo prepare for our upcoming June meeting (and follow up on the great discussions during the May meeting), Somerville NG is scheduling two events to continue brainstorming and developing ideas for our future priority campaigns! These will be great opportunities to engage with and contribute to the direction we move as a neighborhood group in the months ahead.
*Link to RSVP on ActionNetwork:* https://actionnetwork.org/events/somerville-dsa-priority-campaign-discussion-2