DSO

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Agitating, educating, and organizing the people of Oʻahu for the national liberation of Hawaiʻi and a socialist future dsoahu.org

Theft of a Nation July 4 from 9am to 2pm at Iolani Palace. Reclaim Hawaiian space with us! Historical reenactment, outstanding speakers, and uplifting music
Sunday June 28th Magic Island at 2pm. Join Democratic Socialists of O'ahu at Magic Island to meet comrades and learn how to get tapped into the work!
Talk Story and Cookout at Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park Saturday June 20th from 10am - 3pm hosted by Jason Liang for City Council. Come by to eat food, meet neighbors, and talk about how we can build a better world together.
Welcome to DSO - come learn what we're about and meet new friends Friday June 5th from 5-7pm at Beer Lab Pucks Alley 2600 S King Street
Liang for City Council campaign fundraiser at Beer Lab Pucks Alley, 2600 S King St in Honolulu, Saturday May 30th from 6-9pm
May 24th 6-8pm At Awa Hou 2700 King Street: Loochoo (Okinawa) An anti-colonial study. Come for a teach-in on the abbreviated history of the Ryuktus and her peoples, dual colonialism, and occupation by Japan and the United States, and why Okinawa's is a common struggle to Indigenous people in the Pacific.
Unite Here Local 5 Ilikai Hotel Rally Friday May 1 from 4-5pm, meet on Ala Moana Blvd
International Workers Day teach-in Monday April 27 from 6-8pm, in-person at UH West O'ahu Library, CLEAR Conference room and virtual on Zoom. Presented by DSO, Hawaii Workers Center, CLEAR, Local 5, Hawaii Nurses Association, and Teamsters Local 996
Filipino Labor in Hawaii, a teach-in by the Democratic Socialists of O'ahu and Anakbayan Hawaii on Sunday April 26th from 2-4pm at Kalihi-Palama Public Library
a photo of Jason and the DSO logo with text that says DSO endorses Jason Liang for Honolulu City Council - District 4
A graphic over the plant wall and couches at Awa Hou. Welcome to DSO, come learn what we're about and hang out, first beverage on us. Saturday April 4 from 3-5pm at Awa Hou Kava Lounge, 2700 S King Street in Honolulu
Saturday March 28, 9:30am at Thomas Square join the Stop the War contingent at No Dictators protest
A teach-in from the Democratic Socialists of O'ahu: Let Cuba Live! March 15 at 6pm in-person at Awa Hou Kava Lounge, online zoom available
Emergency protest Honolulu: Stop the War on Iran, Monday March 2 at 5pm at the State Capitol
a protest sign reading No War but Class War over a banner for the Democratic Socialists of O'ahu
Fight Trump's war on Venezuela and Stop ICE terror across the U.S. Saturday January 10 Hawaii State Capitol at 12pm, hosted by PSL Hawaii and DSO
Emergency protests: No War on Venezuela, Saturday January 3 at Hawai'i State Capitol at 4pm, and at Mo'oheau Park in Hilo at 2pm
screenshot from the linked article that reads, "In a tropical island paradise where the world's wealthiest individuals (Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and others) purchase sprawling private enclaves and entire islands, there is one entity that has scored a land deal that would make even a billionaire blush: the US military"
National Day of Action: No War on Venezuela, stop the war before it starts. Saturday December 6th at 4pm, Hawai'i State Capitol Honolulu
Rally notice - Honolulu Hale - Friday December 5th from 6 to 9 am. Calling on all supporters, families, and community allies to join us in a unified show of strength and solidarity for our city transit workers. Wear black, show solidarity, keep our community moving.
an award plaque from the Hawaii Workers Center for the 2025 Worker Champion Award presented to Democratic Socialists of O'ahu
Democratic Socialists of O'ahu presents Struggles from the Philippines to Hawaii, Saturday November 1st from 3-5pm at Old Stadium Park. Free Pizza! Bring food, chairs, and blankets
two black and white banners that read, "no pride in genocide, queer liberation is Patrician liberation" and a quote from Refaat Alareer that says "if I must die let it bring hope let it be a tale"
DSO presents: militarism in Hawaii. Join us as we discuss Red Hill, RIMPAC, and military leases. Saturday October 11th from 3-5pm at Old Stadium Park in Honolulu. Open to the public: bring food, chairs and blankets to this teach-in potluck
DSO presents community potluck political education on Saturday 10/4 starting at 4pm at Old Stadium Park, the topic is Labor strikes
A flyer for DSO's community potluck political education series happening three Saturdays in a row from 3-5pm at Old Stadium Park (2237 S King Street). Outside blankets, chairs, and food encouraged. Topics are 9/27 corruption in Hawaii, 10/4 Labor Strikes, 10/11 Military Leases
Democratic Socialists of O'ahu presents Contemporary History of Hawaii (2020-present) on Sunday August 31st from 3-5pm at Kaimukī Public Library, 1041 Koko Head Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
a map showing the distribution of delegates from the 2025 national DSA convention, with a hex for O'ahu in the far left corner
Imperialism in China and Hawaii, Saturday August 2 at 2pm at Kaimuki Library in Honolulu. Join us for a public teach-in, all welcome
Demilitarize Hawaii protest signs leaning against a concrete wall with the text Welcome to DSO! Come learn what we're about and how to plug in
graphics with same info in post that say Support the Strike, with the Hawaii Teamsters Local 996 logo
Clothing Swap all free take what you want at Thomas Square on Sunday July 20th at 5:00pm, before Food Not Bombs dinner service at 6
a graphic that says Immigration Red Talk June 19 at 6pm with special guest Luisa M. from DSA. It has an image of a protestor with a sign that says no one is illegal on stolen land