We want an end to capitalism, and we are building the working-class power to get there.
Beyond reform. We are not trying to make capitalism fairer or manage its harms. We are working toward the end of the system in all its forms, from liberal democracy to authoritarian fascism. We know this is long, cumulative work that will not be won by any single campaign or organisation.
In the near term. We want working-class people to understand their conditions more clearly, feel less isolated, grow in confidence, and see collective action as something possible and worth doing.
Over time. We want those shifts to deepen into lasting class consciousness, strong and sustainable organising networks, and cultures of accountability that can survive conflict without falling apart.
Working-class leadership. We want more working-class people equipped to organise, educate and lead in their own communities, with the skills, confidence and support to sustain themselves in the work. That includes making sure racialised working-class people, too often left out, are at the centre of this.
Movements where we belong. We want social movements where working-class people do not have to shrink or translate themselves to take part, and where working-class knowledge is valued rather than dismissed.
Class treachery. We want people in middle-class and petit-bourgeois positions to break from their class interests and commit to working-class struggle in material ways: with their resources, their loyalty and their labour, not just their words. In the long run, we aim to be a cross-class organisation built on this commitment.
Redistribution. Wealth and resources are held in the wrong hands. We want them moved toward working-class communities and the organising that serves them.
Our part. We are not a solution in ourselves. We see our contribution as one part of building the collective strength through which liberation can be won, not in one lifetime, but across generations.