The Southern Cooperative Movement
The Legacies and Accomplishments of the Southern Co-op Movement
Apr 28
Scaling-Up the Cooperative Movement
How to Scale-Up the Cooperative Movement Without Sacrificing Cooperative Autonomy
Jan 8
Greetings from the GEO Collective
14 Ways to Help Build the Solidarity Economy with GEO
GEO's Collective members send Season's Greetings and Many Thanks for your Support! Here are 14 Ways You Can Help Even More.
Dec 6
Intentional Communities and Solidarity Economics
The Fall GEO Theme seeks to deepen awareness and understanding of the strong connections between solidarity economic activists and members of intentional communities through the common work they are doing. There are a variety of intentional communities:
Aug 26
Advancing the Development of Worker Co-ops (ADWC) 2013
Focus: Self-financing and Inter-cooperative Financing for Worker Co-ops
The topics presented at the ADWC pre-conference to the 2013 ECWD (Updated with 2 New Articles)
Jun 24
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Video: Milton Mobile Home Co-op (Gleaning)
Jul 22 Co-hosts Matt Cropp and Eric Davis interview Jeremiah Ward of the Cooperative Development Institute about the trend of mobile home residents...
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Jul 21 Please, for the sake of our movements, some humility and self-criticism.Every movement for social change involves  long periods of great frustration...
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Michels' Iron law regarding Size Limitations on Democratic Process (Gleaning)
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Jul 18 New York is now the first city in the United States with a line item in its budget specifically for the development and cultivation of worker...
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Jul 18  How do activists continue to persevere? What happens when, despite years of work, it seems like things haven't evolved at all?"Anyone who works for...
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