solidarity economy

In this session, Jessica Gordon-Nembhard will discuss the history of African American mutual aid and cooperative economics, Black cooperative economic thought, the most prolific periods in the US African American Cooperative movement, and contemporary and previous examples of worker-owned cooperatives, lessons learned, and the way forward.

Translator's introduction and preface to Louis Razeto Migliaro's book, Cooperative Enterprise and Market Economy.

Yavor Tarinski’s Concepts for a Democratic and Ecological Society challenges your mind on the most significant questions such as direct democracy, de-growth, solidarity economy, and libertarian municipalism.

At Louder Than Ten, we know that worker-owned cooperatives are scientifically proven to be more sustainable, more productive, and longer-lasting. Our conversion to a co-op was the next logical step in our belief and commitment to an equal power structure—and it just makes practical business sense.

Luis Razeto's thoughts on taking the first step towards a solidarity economy.

How food several Dallas food justice organizations joined together to bring healthy food to the city's several food deserts.

In this webinar, DisCONauts Sofía Bustamente, Felipe Duarte and Stacco Troncoso will take you through the ins and outs of DisCO building!

Worcester Youth Cooperatives has an expansive vision of how cooperatives can improve their community.

How Puerto Ricans are using their long experience of mutual aid to counter government austerity.