Frequently Asked Questions
Social Front is an association of worker collectives, trade unions, formal and informal professional communities and organizations. It is not a political party and does not run in elections.
If you represent a workers’ collective, trade union or professional community that supports our goals, see the conditions and procedure for joining or write to us at [email protected].
No. Social Front is not a political party and does not intend to run in elections. It acts independently of political parties and organizations.
The Program Minimum is the Social Front’s primary document. It is created through public discussions and workshops with all participating sectors. It identifies the causes and consequences of the crisis within each sector and sets guidelines for overcoming them — from legislative amendments to major systemic changes and expanded cooperation across sectors.
Members of the Front, organized by sector, jointly draft the Program Minimum for their fields.
By direct democracy. Proposals are developed through discussions within working groups, and decisions are made by a majority vote of sectors at general assemblies. No member has a privileged position: every sector has a vote.
No. Independence is one of the Front’s core principles. The Social Front operates independently of political parties and organizations both domestically and abroad, as well as foundations and organizations that do not reflect its views, ideas, and goals.
Workers’ collectives, trade unions, and formal and informal professional communities and associations that support the students’ demands and the struggle for systemic change, and that accept the principles of the Declaration: direct democracy, solidarity, independence, and humanism.
The Social Front is an association of organizations, not individuals. If you want to get involved as an individual, connect with a member from your sector or write to us so we can point you in the right direction. The conditions and procedure are described on the Join page.
If your question is not answered here, write to us.