Natalie Midiri

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Natalie K. Midiri runs a preschool co-op in Collingswood, N.J., and is an active member of Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America.[1]

In 2015, Natalie Midiri, 23, was a nanny living in Camden, N.J.

DSA 2019 National Political Committee Candidates

Democratic Socialists of America 2019 National Political Committee Candidates

Austin GonzalezSauceTheresa AltSean EstelleDaniel MerrillDarby ThomasRussell Weiss-IrwinMichelle Bruder MillerZac EcholaJen SnyderJennifer BolenBlanca EstevezMarsha NiemeijerMarianela D'AprileTawny TidwellLloyd GoldsmithErika PascholdEmily CameronDan QuayleValerie SinclairNatalie MidiriRavi Ahmad HaqueJose G. PerezTim ZhuRachel ZibratAbdullah YounusMegan SvobodaMaikiko JamesKristian HernandezDavid PinkhamHannah AllisonJen McKinneyAustin Smith[2]

Bread & Roses NPC slate

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DSA’s Bread & Roses caucus is thrilled to announce our slate for National Political Committee, Marianela D'Aprile, Marsha Niemeijer, Megan Svoboda, Natalie Midiri, and Rachel Zibrat![3]

Philly DSA

In 2016 Natalie Midiri was a member of Philly Democratic Socialists of America. She signed the Give The People What They Want: DSA Members on 2016 and Beyond letter.[4]

Leader

In 2017, Natalie Midiri, was co-chair of Philly DSA.[5]

NPC candidate

In August 2017 Natalie Midiri stood for election to the Democratic Socialists of America National Political Committee, at the National Convention in Chicago, from Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America.[6]

I joined DSA back in 2013 after meeting some excellent comrades in Sacramento DSA who were fighting Walmart and doing excellent socialist feminist education. As a student activist, I had been very involved in tuition fights and counseling first time college applicants but always worried that my single issue activist work did nothing more than put a “patch fix” on deep social and economic problems. In particular, I felt very left out by the feminist groups at my school, most of which deeply lacked a class analysis and uncritically supported programs that had hurt me and other women in my family when I was growing up.

In terms of the experience I will bring to the NPC, I’ve spent the past 8 or so years organizing through electoral campaigns, in the labor movement, and in community organizations. I got my start in politics working as a campaign coordinator for municipal level campaigns for School Board, Town Council, and Mayor. For three years after college, I was the sole staff person at a member-run day-care cooperative. I organized for SEIU’s Fight for $15 campaign, worked at the Philadelphia Unemployment Project, an unemployed worker’s council for low-income Philadelphians, and currently am a field organizer for a legislative group fighting for single payer, Healthcare 4 All PA.

In the fall, I will be returning to school to finish a Masters in Early Childhood Education to unite my interests in education and labor by joining the rank-and-file educator’s caucus, Working Educators, in the Philadelphia teacher’s union.
I’ve served as Co-Chair of the Philadelphia local for the past two years. Prior to that I served on the Amendments and Resolutions Committee for the 2015 and 2017 National Conventions, helped organize Young Democratic Socialists conferences, ran National New Members calls along with Bill Barclay for two years, and worked to launch Philly DSA’s summer leadership bootcamp..[7]

2017-2017 DSA NPC members

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Members elected to the Democratic Socialists of America National Political Committee, August 2017;

DSA convention delegate

Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America delegates to the August 2017 Democratic Socialists of America National Convention in Chicago included Natalie Midiri.

Philadelphia DSA steering committee

The 2015/2017 Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America At-Large Steering Committee members included Natalie Midiri.

Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America Public Facebook Group

Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America Public Facebook Group As of June 1, 2017;[8]

Admins

YDS leaders

Young Democratic Socialists - Leaders is a closed Facebook group for leaders of their Young Democratic Socialists chapters.

As of June 17, 2017, members included Natalie Midiri.[9]

DSA Women's Caucus Facebook group

Members of the DSA Women's Caucus closed Facebook group, as of August 25, 2017 included Natalie Midiri .[10]

DSA National Climate & Environmental Justice Working Group

Members of the DSA National Climate & Environmental Justice Working Group closed FB page, as of April 26, 2018 included Natalie Midiri.

The Call

The Call, 2018 contributing editors included Natalie Midiri.

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