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Juliet B. Schor is a professor of sociology at Boston College. Schor’s research focuses on the sharing economy, consumption, working hours and climate change.

Linda Hogan is a Social Architect working in the world community. Currently a worker owner of hOurworld cooperative, Linda has enjoyed life as a social service administrator, trainer and community organizer for which she has received numerous awards. She works for peace by sharing stories from our common heart….

 

Terry Daniels, Community Co-op Developer, combines entrepreneurial leadership skills practiced and honed as owner/operator of several businesses with particular interest and experience in community-based economics.  Terry is a worker-owner at hOurworld cooperative.

 

Aurora DeMarco has over 30 years of community organizing experience.She has written and published on various topics including health care; child care; migrant workers; parenting; women's issues and cyberbullying.  She has worked with senior advocates pushing for Health Care for All ,  This  coalition was successful in helping to pass a single-payer bill through the NYS Assembly.  Aurora is a Licensed Massage Therapist with a specialty in working with Trauma Survivors.  Aurora has worked as a Grief Counselor for Hospice of New York.  She developed and presented workshops on working  with trauma survivors in hospice settings. She most recently facilitated a workshop on providing elder and hospice care in intentional communities.  She lives in an intentional community on Staten Island, New York and is working with Point A a collective dedicated to building more intentional income-sharing, egalitarian urban communities.

Devra Gartenstein founded Patty Pan Grill, a farmers' market concession, which became Patty Pan Cooperative in early 2013.

 

 

 

 

Dada Maheshvarananda is Director of the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela and author of After Capitalism: Economic Democracy in Action.

Linda Hogan is a social architect, writer and activist for peace.  Her first professional incarnation was achieved within a myriad of human service organizations in local and national organizations.  Linda prefers local, cooperative activism that promotes the authentic wealth and reclaimed application of community currency.  She is an unapologetic, heart based storyteller with a bumper sticker that reads “Destined To Be An Old Woman With No Regrets.”