Solidarity Economy Organizing

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

Jessica Gordon-Nembhard talks about her research into the history of African-American co-ops.

Michael Lebowitz shares his perspective on the social economic models in Venezuela and Yugoslavia. Lebowitz highlights the importance of self-actualization through protagonism and how the most successful of these models focused on solidarity over self-interest.

Professor Maliha Safri discusser her research into post-capitalist economic organizing in NYC, and how people of color are forming and participating in a majority of the postcapitalist practices we studied in NYC.

Marina Sitrin discusses the concept and practice of "horizontalism" in Argentina.

This conversation illustrated 4 of the many stories of what the work actually looks like on the ground.

Agrarian Trust has started ten Agrarian Commons in the US, in an attempt to make community-supported, collectively stewarded farmland available to younger farmers

A community in Colombia is ditching traditional capitalist models in order to build a collective future.

A new landscape for skill-sharing emerges from pandemic aftermath.

Matt Cropp talks about what the Oak Street Cooperative and Vermont Real Estate Co-op have been up to.