Learn about NEC’s Communications Director and Interim Co-Director, Eli Feghali!
Learn about NEC’s Communications Director and Interim Co-Director, Eli Feghali!
Learn how NEC members are changing the current in the South!
85% of people hate their job, according to a 2017 Gallup Poll. That’s bad news for the current system and today’s leaders know it.
In Whatcom County, in northern Washington state, Community to Community Development (C2C) organizes and builds community for food sovereignty and economic justice.
“Technology can often replicate or reinforce capitalist structures. I see another way – a way to build equity and liberation into our digital infrastructure as we develop and use it for social change.”
What we’re trying to do seems downright impossible most days. The system is entrenched. Its “logic” is deep in our culture. A small number of individuals and groups hoard most of the power and the wealth, and use it against us.
In July, the Washington Post published a report claiming that one-third of the world’s population was living in a “backsliding democracy.”
“The new economy isn’t new – people have been practicing these models for a while,” Kierra emphasizes. “Our job is to name it and recognize it, so that those efforts can be connected and scaled.”
Before we can change any system we must first see and understand it for what it truly is. For Kelly Baker, Interim Co-Director at NEC, that system is philanthropy.
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