This month we’re talking about the neighborhood-level infrastructure needed to survive the climate crisis, reflections on the War on Terror and how to resist mass surveillance, the growing movement for climate reparations in Nepal, an urgent call for aid in Sudan, artisans co-ops for migrant women, and more.
In this episode Ebony speaks with Mwende Hinojosa, the director of communications and strategic storytelling at the Sustainable Economis Law cCnter. They discuss the role of attorneys and legal workers the solidarity economy movement and what democratizing land, labor, and law looks like in practice.
For four days we learned, built in place, connected and felt the joy and magic that just happens when people gather. We made time to hear what is happening across our members’ regions, share what we are learning, and begin taking steps toward a renewed strategic orientation for NEC as a coalition.
In this episode Ebony speaks with co-founder Lisa Woodward and housing director Amanda King. This episode grounds us in Motherful’s origin story and how they are meeting the needs of single moms through offerings like their pantry, resource garage, and basic income program.
This month’s short & sweet Roundup connects abolitionist struggle, reparations, and solidarity economies as living practices of survival and liberation. From Black cooperative legacies to movements confronting policing, prisons, and state violence, we highlight tools, readings, and actions.
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