In order for the economy to serve the common good instead of increasing private profits, we must all be able to participate in shaping it. That is why we are working together with social movements to transfer private companies and sectors into democratically organized common property geared towards the common good: this is socialization. We develop specific concepts, advise on strategic issues and work together to build a supra-regional socialization movement.

Unconditional access to the goods that make our lives possible and beautiful – for everyone: that is public luxury! Mobility, education, housing, fast internet, health and care, culture, parks and swimming pools, healthy food and other things that we all need to live belong in democratically organized public ownership. We will only be able to tackle the climate crisis, inequality and the crisis of democracy through collective prosperity instead of private excess.