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February 20, 2020

10 Resources on Black Liberation & Economic Democracy

A list of readings on Black liberation and economic democracy.

April 30, 2014

Black Farming, Self Determination and Resilience

Dr. Monica White talks about her research into Black farming.

February 23, 2026

Berlin’s Worker Co-op for Migrants & Cleaners

Rupay is an employment lawyer in Germany, fighting for workers’ rights. Frustrated, working in a system rigged against workers, he sought out more empowering alternatives and discovered worker cooperatives. Rupay is an employment lawyer in Germany, fighting for workers’ rights. Frustrated, working in a system rigged against workers, he sought out more empowering alternatives and discovered worker cooperatives.

February 19, 2026

The Sahya Tea Cooperative

Designed to process 15,000 kg of green leaves per day, the Sahya Tea Cooperative generates employment for more than 150 workers, most of them recruited from the agricultural working class and peasantry, while also protecting the interests of the peasants amongst the small tea growers.

February 16, 2026

The Cooperative Movement in Kerala, India

Ten years after India won its independence in 1947, the Communist Party of India won state elections in Kerala. Right from the start, the left government in Kerala adopted an agenda to smash ancient social hierarchies and customs, provide social goods to the public that were not readily available in the rest of India (including quality public education, health care, and transportation), and construct the basis of working-class and peasant power by defending workers’ rights to organise in unions and build cooperatives.

February 9, 2026

A Guide to Starting Your Worker-Owned Business

Come join Baltimore Roundtable for economic Democracy for a fun filled hour full of conversations about legal structures and capital! We will be discussing the pro's and con's, the differences between these flexible forms of doing business, and how you can put what you learn to work.

 

February 2, 2026

Digital Tools Are Fueling the Rise of New “Time Exchange” Solidarity Economies

With over 530 active members and more than 101,000 hours exchanged over the past 15 years, Kent’s time bank is one of the most vibrant in the world. 

January 29, 2026

Co-ops After Incarceration

A panel discussion by the Interagency Working Group on Cooperative Development, with presentations from two worker cooperatives assisting the reintegration of previously incarcerated people. 

January 22, 2026

The Growth of Unicorn Grocery Worker Co-op

Starting off as a small shop operating out of a loading bay to a thriving worker co-op that owns its own the entire building, has around 50 dedicated members and is a shining example of what worker cooperatives can accomplish.