Robin D.G. Kelley
Author, Race Rebels
Krystal Ball
Journalist and Host of ‘Rising’
Rossana Rodriguez
Alderwoman, Chicago 33rd Ward
Anand Gopal
Author, No Good Men Among the Living
Bhaskar Sunkara
Author, The Socialist Manifesto
Adom Getachew
Author, Worldmaking After Empire
Dina Gilio Whitaker
Co-Author, “All the Real Indians Died Off”
Kate Aronoff
Journalist and Co-Author, A Planet to Win
Imani Perry
Author, Vexy Thing
Meagan Day
Journalist, Jacobin
Richard Seymour
Author, The Twittering Machine
Sarah Jaffe
Author, Necessary Trouble
Ann Russo
Author, Feminist Accountability
David McNally
Author, Global Slump
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Author, Indigenous People's History of the United StatesCovering debates on the left today and the hidden history of working-class and socialist struggles.
We are committed to fighting injustice and oppression and building a socialist future. Join us!
Parents can fully participate in the conference knowing their children are enjoying themselves.
You are not alone! Meet with comrades from across the country and around the world.
In a moment when class struggle is back on the agenda, social movements are gaining strength, and socialism is on every tongue, the Socialism 2020 conference is the gathering place for everyone fighting for a better world.
Featuring more than a hundred panels, lectures, and workshops on topics like the fight against racism, how to win gender justice, radical working-class struggle, current debates on the left, and more, the Socialism Conference brings together thousands of activists from around the country for four-days of organizing, learning, and entertainment.
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Early Bird rate ends May 8!
On-site registration available. Single day passes available for $40, and single sessions for $10
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
2233 S. King Dr.
Chicago, IL 60616
Conference attendees will receive discounted, on-site parking at a rate of $25 per day.
Socialism attendees can book discounted rooms in the conference hotel.
Room rate:
$112 per night, plus tax.
Everyone with an interest in overthrowing capitalism (so, everyone!). The Conference draws people new to politics as well as experienced political organizers and academics. Students receive 50% off conference registration. Read more.
Yes – Read more about accommodations. If you have special needs you would like the conference to be aware of in advance, please let us know.
Yes – the deadline to apply for a press pass is Friday, June 19. Read more.
Free, professional, on-site childcare is available for children aged 6 months to 13 years. Please register for the conference and inform us of your childcare needs by Friday, June 5. Read more.
Attendees are responsible for their own meals, and the Hyatt has three restaurants and a cafe. It’s a non-smoking hotel but there is a patio area near the bar. Read more.
