New York City's November Mayoral Election could be a window of opportunity to imagine a more transformative framework for democracy. But when the current electoral system sets the stage for neoliberal "consensus," how do communities reshape political institutions for real policy wins and lasting power?

Join us to learn from the experiences of experts who have done this work-- at the national level in Grenada, in Jackson, Mississippi, and in Barcelona, Spain and Budapest, Hungary.

• Moderator: Kesi Foster (Partners for Dignity and Rights)

• Don Rojas (People's Budget in the Grenada Revolution)

• Marc Serra Solé (Barcelona en Comú)

• Makani Themba (Jackson People's Assembly)

• Eva Tessza Udvarhelyi (Vice Mayor of Budapest 8th District)