Similar situation here. For me instead of a 9-5 keeping me busy, it's my state of health being a constant obstacle in daily life. Most organizations have no set way for new members to get familiar, making it even harder for me to find my bearings. Let alone physically ever attending meetings etc.

Online I tried to get in touch to help with leftist media, but I was politely rejected after being upfront about my physical limitations.

Praxis for me now is just talking to friends who are left leaning, and continuing to educate myself. I just have little energy to do anything else, and it is frustrating.

My Party's Central Committee just practically expelled the entire communist youth after expelling any dissidence from itself

They expelled 80% of the national committee of the communist youth, and in at least two states (mine included) dissolved the communist youth state committees and declared anyone calling for a new party congress expelled

Fun times

The good thing is since they never helped us with shit nothing's changed for the youth except they stole our shit (not funds tho afaik) https://ujc.org.br/nota-politica-da-cnujc-contra-a-intervencao-do-comite-central-na-juventude-em-defesa-do-xvii-congresso-extraordinario-e-da-reconstrucao-revolucionaria-do-pcb/

We're way better off without them, they kept every kind of abuse going in the party

Pretty good. We keep growing in the polls (though it's not our main goal, of course). I'm still busy with setting up the local Youth group for our party. We have to plan a cafe tour for our party leader and the party's state rep. We're busy finding locations, dates and young people to visit us. So far so good. It is summer holiday period so the rest of the organizing is a bit slower in the past few weeks. I expect it to be more active after august, with elections and some campaigns coming up.

I work at the Union, which is daily praxis basically. I also volunteer at our energy bills consult at one of our free healthcare clinics. I try to help people with payments or switching contracts or legal issues, and to get them to sign out petition to lower energy prices.

I went through orgs dealing with asylum seekers, unions for part-time workers, food security, fun local events that raise money for the aforementioned food security project, and now I landed in an org dealing with helping low-wage workers getting benefits that their employers stole from them.

Any tips on finding organizations? I feel like there's not much around me, but I might not be looking well.

Leafleting is harder than I thought. It seems to come to other members naturally, I have some social aversion and it seems to manifest most in situations with strangers.

I'm working on some IT stuff and hoping to improve the organization of the group. I'm waiting for it to be in a state where it is presentable as it's lacklustre currently. As well, I'm trying to line up projects that are closer to my expertise to provide novel improvements. One example is slowly downloading a corpus of Marxist works and training a QA ML model on it to serve as a chatbot. Last time I touched AI stuff was years ago and things have changed substantially. The resources are there but I'm a bit wary of committing too many resources so I'm only working on it bit by bit while I do more in person stuff I can be confident will be of some help.

Pretty bad. My studies are frankly overwhelming, to the point in which I can picture my membership inside an organization as consisting of my name being written in an archive and nothing else. I am waiting to be done with university first, and in the meanwhile I try to become as educated in theory as I can.

So far I haven't done any praxis whatsoever