As the political and ecological threats against our communities continue to escalate, it’s time to ready ourselves with the practical skills and knowledge we need for the turbulent times ahead. Join us for Sharing Methods for Communal Survival on November 9th to learn from the experiences of three NEC members building solidarity economies to keep their communities strong and rooted in place.
This month we’re talking about the growing momentum of the Land Back movement, a new magazine just in time for Co-op Month, human-generated knowledge vs. AI, youth organizing for a Free Congo, calls to stop arming Israel, the youth-led protests shaking cities all around the world, and more.
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.
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