This week we’re talking about a caravaning grandmothers, the next generation of media communicators, journalism in the US south, and a summer economics reading list to liberate your mind! Scroll down for the jobs and events board!
This week we’re talking about a caravaning grandmothers, the next generation of media communicators, journalism in the US south, and a summer economics reading list to liberate your mind! Scroll down for the jobs and events board!
This week, we’re talking about class and the new economy, bringing municipal power to the people in Barcelona, and activating the urban commons via Sharing Cities.
This week we’re talking about pay equity for New Zealand’s care workers, the launch of Freedom Papers in FL, and the nationwide call for public banks. Scroll down for the jobs and events board!
This week we’re talking about the board game Monopoly’s radical origins, the Racist Sandwich Podcast, and gearing up for CommonBound in St. Louis from June 22 – June 24. Plus, scroll down for the jobs and events board!
This week we’re talking about kale not jail, how to teach for black lives, the sharing economy in Rio, and so much more.
This week, we’re talking about the history of cooperative organizing in America, May Day recap, board games that fight fascism and so much more.
This week, we’re talking about taxi cooperatives, rural internet co-ops in South Africa, a school for democratic management, and so much more. Scroll to the bottom for the job board and events list — there are some great ones.
This week we’re talking about the Detroit neighbors investing in land together, Asian solidarity, and a Brazilian town’s local currency. Plus, register for NEC’s biennial conference, CommonBound, coming to St. Louis, MO on June 22 – 24th!
This week we’re talking about the native women reclaiming land, the London bank buying (and forgiving) debt, and the atlas of utopias.
This week we’re talking about building healthy communities by building healthy homes, the power of black-owned credit unions, and a transition to solar power in Puerto Rico.
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