Each caucus exists because members wanted to organize around a common interest and did the work to start it. Caucuses set their own campaigns, build their own coalitions, and bring recommendations to the membership.
Caucuses
Fighting for the rights of communities and workers to breathe clean air, drink clean water and be more resilient in the face of growing disasters caused by climate change.
Electing bold leaders in Philadelphia who govern for and alongside working people.
Reclaim's creative home, is a community where we build culture alongside political work. Whether you're a musician, poet, painter, crafter, storyteller, designer, or someone who just likes making things, you're welcome here.
QUEER LIBERATION
Advancing the freedom, safety, and joy of LGBTQ+ people through political action and community care.
Homes For All
Building power to guarantee safe, affordable, and dignified housing as a human right.
Peace and Justice
Advocating for a safe community and a more just legal system in Philadelphia, and denouncing our elected officials involvement in unjust wars and genocides abroad.
Start a Caucus
If there's a group of Philadelphians inside Reclaim whose perspective isn't organized yet, you can organize it.
What you need to get started:
Members who share the affinity. Any member can register for any caucus, and for as many as they want.
A resolution from the Citywide Committee. They designate caucuses by majority vote. Once yours is designated, it gets posted publicly and members get invited to join.
Twenty-five registered members to get a seat. At 25, your caucus can hold a publicly posted meeting, elect a representative, and put that person on the Citywide Committee — the body that governs Reclaim.

