Worker Cooperatives

Cooperative development is the most important social change work that a person can do.

We speak with worker-owners at 8 co-ops in 4 states about the unique benefits, struggles, and limitations of of the worker cooperative model.

The home care crisis isn’t new, but it is receiving renewed attention. In several communities across the country, home care workers have come together to form worker cooperatives.

How the workers of Creando Conciencia formed as a worker's cooperative for recycling workers in Benavidez, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Michael Johnson interviews Gail Haines about life and work at the Green Mountain Spinnery.

An interview with Carl Woodruff.

Introduction and refresher on board, management and member roles, building engagement and more.

An interview with Anthony Kramer and John Baer.

The SELC's Director of Economic Democracy, Ricardo Nuñez, and SELC Staff Attorney, Gregory Jackson, provided an introduction to the powerful way that worker cooperatives equitably distribute wealth and why it matters for your cooperative’s taxes.