Click into the list of ongoing campaigns below to learn more about each campaign and how to get involved.
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Priority Campaign: Divestment from Genocide and Apartheid
In June 2025, the San Francisco Democratic Socialists of America came together for our annual convention, and voted on how we wanted to allocate our chapter’s resources and hours for the year ahead. The decision was overwhelmingly clear: DSA SF has chosen to make San Francisco Divestment from Israeli Genocide and Apartheid our top priority…
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No Appetite for Apartheid
No Appetite for Apartheid is a national campaign that follows the principles of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement to reduce US support for Israeli apartheid and genocide against Palestinians. The campaign urges local small businesses to stop carrying Israeli food products and educates community members about supporting Palestine by boycotting Israeli products, a time-tested…
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San Francisco Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee (SF EWOC)
What is EWOC? The San Francisco Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee (SF EWOC) supports non-union workers trying to organize their co-workers and fight for better conditions at work. We are a local group affiliated with the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee (EWOC) project, which was founded by national DSA and the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers…
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Rideshare Drivers United
What is Rideshare Drivers United? Rideshare Drivers United is a democratic, driver-led movement of over 20,000 rideshare workers uniting to transform the industry from the ground up. Through grassroots organizing and collective action, RDU is fighting for fair wages, better working conditions, and a dignified future where drivers have a real voice in their workplace.…
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Keep Market Street Moving
February marks 6 months of DSA SF being part of the Keep Market Street Moving coalition. In this time, we have held flyering events, organized a discussion with RDU, attended regular coalition strategy meetings, and made noise at SFMTA Board meetings. Thanks to the coalition, this issue has garnered lots of attention and is now…