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We need our national and international organizations to join us. I call on others to participate in building the movement while reframing and redirecting the Federation to become a member-controlled and -focused organization once again.

Cooperative development is the most important social change work that a person can do.

Jessica Gordon-Nembhard talks about her research into the history of African-American co-ops.

What appears to be a proof of the economic viability of the cooperative enterprise, turns out to be an argument for the potential of cooperativism, as part of a larger movement of movements, to constitute a force capable of overcoming the crisis of the State by re-founding political democracy on new, distributed and democratic foundations.

The author’s task here is to explain the functioning of a democratic market and how market democratization, actual perfect competition, might be achieved in the face of monopoly, oligopoly, centralization, and other anti-competitive phenomena.

We interviewed two members of the Hammond Community Garden about the benefits of creating community space.

find a (relatively) short poem to share and bring it to our May 4^th virtual Solidarity Economy Poetry Slam!

If we want to expand the solidarity economy by building the knowledge commons, the best license to use is CC BY-SA.

Members of Grassroots Economic Organizing share memories of our dearly departed co-founder, Len Krimerman.

Len Krimerman, co-founder of Grassroots Economic Organizing, as well as many other things, passed away this last December. A beloved and hard-working comrade, he will be greatly missed by those he leaves behind.