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Catalyzing worker co-ops & the solidarity economy

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Storied: San Francisco is an audio and visual documentary about artists, bartenders, community leaders, doctors, lawyers, and business owners who have one thing in common—San Francisco is a place where they live, work, or do their thing in. The stories of people, the stories of places, they need to be told.

This project is a collection of stories about life in San Francisco and the Bay Area. We want to further enrich the experience of being here by learning about the many people who've come before us, as well as those who continue to add to the feeling that this place is special. It's also about getting to know your neighbors through hearing their stories. And we hope that you'll be inspired by the people you meet here.

We stand with the BIPOC community, especially those folks in the Bay Area, and all who fight for racial and social justice and equality.

Jonny is the Managing Director of Stir to Action. As a co-founder of Stir to Action, he has led work on their quarterly publication, designing national programmes, and developing economic interventions that address the ‘ownership gap’. He is currently focusing on creating new democratic infrastructure, partnerships with local government, and business-led research and policy. Jonny is a director and co-owner of Stir to Action.

University of Copenhagen

Carlos III Madrid

University of Copenhagen

Estrella Soria is a board member of May First Movement Technology (MFMT) and a consultant in digital literacy, with experience in digital protection for activists.

Alice Aguilar is the board co-chair of May First Movement Technology (MFMT) as well as the executive director of the Progressive Technology Project.

Jes Ciacci is a board member and the Membership Coordinator of May First Movement Technology (MFMT).

Melanie Bush is Professor of Sociology at Adelphia University as well as a board member of May First Movement Technology (MFMT) and the US Solidarity Economy Network.

Working People is a podcast about the lives, jobs, dreams, and struggles of the working class today. Hosted by Maximillian Alvarez.