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New Economy Roundup: Climate Crisis & the Solidarity Economy, Creative Wildfire Manifesto, Another World is Happening
This week we’re talking about the PNW heatwave and how solidarity economy organizers are preparing for climate migration; $1.5M in city funding...
New Economy Roundup: Reparations June, Indigenous Energy Futures, Economics for Emancipation
This week we’re talking about Juneteenth and reparations, Indigenous-led organizing for energy democracy and health cooperatives, solidarity economy policy recommendations from around the world, a new podcast series on Economics for Emancipation, and more!
New Economy Roundup: Solidarity Economy vs. Capitalism, Free Palestine, Public Banking in the Pandemic
This week we’re talking about how the solidarity economy can move us beyond capitalism, a new bill to finance co-ops, uprisings in Palestine and...
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Post-Election Action and Resource Guide
'In light of Tuesday's election results, many of us are wondering how to move forward and seeking out spaces to be with others and strategize. On this page, we'll keep a running list of events and webinars taking place around the country to help you stay in...
Q&A With NEC’s Newest Staff Members
We're excited to introduce four new staff members!
Welcome New Members
A warm welcome to our nine new coalition members.
Welcome New Members!
Welcome to NEC's 12 newest members.
Toward Post-Capitalist Cities? Reporting Back From The Global Social Economy Forum 2016
The relationship between local governments and the social economy, was the focus of the Global Social Economy Forum, which took place earlier this month in Montreal, Quebec, a province where roughly 7% of the workforce is employed by a co-op or non-profit business and where public investment in the sector hovers around $100 Million CAD annually.
Reportback from CommonBound
Just over a month ago, more than 900 of us gathered in Buffalo, New York for the second CommonBound conference. We represented many of NEC's 150+ member groups, and hundreds of other organizations globally. Participants came from 42 states, 5 provinces, and 22 countries including Malaysia, Nigeria, Cuba, El Salvador and Spain. They were students, teachers, farmworkers, community bankers, organizers, union members, and more — all hungry for the visionary solutions and strategies our communities desperately need.
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