GEO Original

Matt Noyes talks with Home School Co-op 2020 co-founder Karen Miller about how the co-op got its start, how they're organized, and what the future holds.

How can local communities take agency over their health and wellbeing?

Josh Davis interviews members of the New York Music Co-op about the benefits of being in a worker co-op, how they got started, and how they've adjusted to the realities of COVID-19

In this Unit the solidarity group is asked to deepen their understanding and commitment by identifying and prioritizing their objectives as individuals and as a group.

Gordon Edgar of Rainbow Grocery Co-op in San Francisco discusses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on their business.

Members of Madison Freewheel Bicycle Co. talk about their organization.

Kim Grveles tells the story of how disgruntled workers at a Wisconsin non-profit formed a worker co-op to do the same work they were doing as employees, but with all the benefits of ownership.

Preface and chapter 1 of Louis Razeto's guide to creating solidarity enterprises.

The principle of spreading losses is important to expand upon to make the worker co-operative movement resistant to, and even benefited by, economic disruptions.

Matt joined a cooperative and was written a poem as a thank-you.