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Catalyzing worker co-ops & the solidarity economy

Empowering Communities Through Collective Ownership

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Introduction to Cooperatives: Empowering Communities Through Collective Ownership

Discover the basics of the cooperative business model and how it empowers communities through shared ownership, democratic decision-making, and equitable profits. 

Learn about different types of co-ops, their benefits and how they can drive sustainable growth, especially in underserved areas.

 

Here are some reasons why you don’t want to miss this event:

 

  1. Learn about cooperative economics.
  2. This event will explain how cooperatives work and how they can help build a resilient cooperative economy.
  3. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or small business owner, cooperatives offer a model that shares responsibility and rewards. This event will introduce the basics of starting and participating in different types of cooperatives, from worker-owned to consumer co-ops.
  4. Cooperatives have long been instrumental in meeting community needs—from providing affordable housing to making locally grown food more accessible. Join us to see how cooperatives can create meaningful solutions for unique challenges.
  5. Connect with like-minded people. The event will bring together community members, cooperative leaders, and local advocates. It’s a chance to connect with others who are passionate about economic empowerment, social justice, and sustainability.
  6. Be part of a growing Black cooperative movement. Across the U.S., Black cooperatives are gaining traction as people seek more equitable ways of doing business. This event offers the chance to learn, ask questions, and discover the potential impact of Black cooperatives in our community.

Join us at the Introduction to Cooperatives and become part of a movement that strengthens by building sustainable, member-owned businesses!

Register for the event here

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