Megan Romer
Megan Romer is based in Lafayette Louisiana.
'Fight Fascism, Build Socialism'
Dr. Taylor Walker, Olufemi Taiwo, Eric Blanc, Ashik Siddique, Megan Romer.
DSA at Socialism Conference 2024
Sessions featuring DSA members:
Aging as Socialists: Building Organization Across the Phases of Life
Saturday August 31, 2024 3:00pm – 4:30pm CDT
If we want to win the whole world, our organizing must engage more than just the young, the childless, and the able-bodied. How do we tackle the socialist project intergenerationally and make an organizing space for everyone, one which allows for robust engagement through shifts in circumstances and passage through life phases?
Featuring DSA Organizers Bill Barclay, Mina Parkinson, Megan Romer, Peg Strobel, Alex Pellitteri.[1]
2023 DSA NPC candidate forum
Laura Wadlin, Rael Almonte Reyes, Rashad X, Jesse Dreyer, Frances Gill, Jorge Rocha, Megan Romer, Luisa Martinez
2023/25 NPC
Ahmed Husain, Alex Pellitteri, Amy Wilhelm, Ashik Siddique, Cara Tobe, Colleen Johnston, Frances Gill, John Lewis, Kristin Schall, Laura Wadlin, Luisa Martinez, Megan Romer, Rashad X, Renee Paradis, Rose DuBois, Sam Heft-Luthy.
DSA conference resolutions
Signatories to MUG and R&R's Joint Resolutions for the 2023 DSA National Convention "On the votes of DSA Congressmembers to fund the Israeli military and ban a railway workers strike" included Megan Romer At Large.
For a Political, Prolific and Democratic DSA Editorial Board
In May 2023 Megan Romer signed a resolution "For a Political, Prolific and Democratic DSA Editorial Board" as one of the MUG and R&R's Joint Resolutions for the 2023 DSA National Convention in August in Chicago.
DSAers for Economic Justice
Members of the Democratic Socialists of America for Economic Justice Public Facebook group as of March 13 2021 included Megan Romer.
Leading members
When DSA launched its recruitment drive that ran from October to November 2020, hopes were confidently modest.
For the Democratic Socialists of SWLA, which topped the recruitment leaderboard, the drive came at a stressful time. Chapter member Megan Romer recalls that they were recovering from a brutal hurricane season on top of the COVID-19 pandemic. The combination of social and economic disarray and social distancing could have made recruitment efforts much more difficult. Yet the chapter prevailed. Collaborating with other organizations, such as Mutual Aid Disaster Relief for distribution, the chapter raised about $20,000 for mutual aid disaster relief supplies distributed at “free stores,” where chapter members volunteered. Romer notes that chapter members had to have a negative COVID-19 test result, and everyone was required to wear a mask.
Jean Dutile Bertrand is also a member.[2]