Libertarian Socialist Caucus platform

Can be found here. See it for the details. Some highlights:

• Housing Justice: build and support popular neighborhood assemblies, ^[1] tenants unions, ^[2] housing cooperatives, eco-housing, community land trusts, and anti- gentrification coalitions; ^[3] and hold landlords accountable. ^{[4] [5]}
  
• Ecosocialism: protect people and nature from fossil fuels, ^[6] toxic waste, ^[7] and ongoing climate catastrophe. ^[8] Work to ensure clean air, water, and land for everyone. Prepare and repair the world with community resilience, ^{[9] [10]} permaculture, and democratic, municipal control of energy grids and utilities. ^{[11] [12]}
  
• Anti-Racism and Indigenous Rights: working locally and globally ^[13] to dismantle systems of oppression and ensure that all people have what they need to thrive. Encouraging and supporting anti-racist and anti-fascist organizing, ^[14] and work to end the colonial oppression of indigenous people and protect the rights of First Nations. ^[15]
  
• Freedom of Movement and International Solidarity: abolish ICE ^[16] and ensure freedom of movement for all people. Develop international relations policy based on peace and economic solidarity, dismantle the war machine, and support global freedom struggles. ^[17]
  
• Restorative and Transformative Justice: with the goal of abolishing police and prisons, efforts to make police accountable to communities, ^[18] support incarcerated people, ^{[19] [20]} and build community justice systems ^[21] to transform bad situations and unjust conditions into nurturing and just ones. ^{[22] [23]}  
• ^{Grassroots Base-building and Mutual Aid: creating organizing spaces that are safe, [24]} welcoming, ^[25] and inclusive, ^{[26] [27]} creating innovative campaigns ^[28] focused on the needs of communities ^[29] where they live, ^[30] and giving our resources ^[31] to allow communities to thrive in their own way.
  
• A Commitment to Socialist Feminism: supporting reproductive justice, ^[32] incorporating socialist feminism into the organization through education ^[33] and action. ^[34]
  
• Democratize Finance: decommissioning predatory financial institutions and creating alternatives like participatory budgeting, credit unions and public banks. ^{[35] [36]}
  
• Democratize Elections: referenda, ^[37] alternative voting systems, ballot access, publicly funded elections, ^[38] abolish gerrymandering, ending state-level preemptions against local laws.
  
• Workers’ Self Directed Enterprise: Cooperative, worker-owned and -run businesses and nonprofits. Community projects such as buyer coops, platform coops, and multi-stakeholder coops.
  
• Health Justice: working with the understanding that health is fundamental to freedom and intersects with every issue we experience as humans, local campaigns to retain ^[39] and expand community healthcare services.
  
• Labor Organizing: creating workers’ councils, ^[40] organizing new industries, ^[41] and providing solidarity to striking workers ^[42]
  
• Local Wins, Local Accountability: electoral work ^[43] that focuses on electing DSA members in local races ^[44] like school boards, soil and water conservation districts, county commissions, and city councils, ^{[45] [46] [47] [48] [49] [50] [51]} winning protections and material benefits ^[52] for people where they live, ^[53] and gaining policy concessions ^[54] from local politicians. ^[55] Create local forms of direct democracy including community councils and participatory budgeting.