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New Economy ROUNDUP
Co-ops Not Cops, Largest Strike in World History & Rich Kids Against Capitalism
In this week’s New Economy Roundup, we’re talking about the intersections of cooperation and abolition, the historic general strike in India, how...
New Economy Roundup: Solidarity in the Crisis, Local Elections Wins, Give to the Solidarity Economy
This week we’re talking about why the COVID crisis calls for a solidarity economy, local wins for economic democracy, mutual aid hurricane recovery...
New Economy Roundup: Democracy Defense, Public Banking Act, Land as Commons
As we wait to see the full results and impacts of this week’s election, in this week’s New Economy Roundup, we’re sharing resources on how to defend...
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A Big Welcome To Our New Coalition Members!
NEC is growing! Here's the low-down on our 10 new members, what they do and why we're so excited to have them.
Q & A with NEC’s newest board members: Allison Basile and Ivy Brashear
Meet NEC's newest board members: Allison Basile and Ivy Brashear
How Cooperative Grocery Stores are Bringing Food Access to Low-Income Neighborhoods
Think food co-ops can only exist in wealthy neighborhoods? Think again, and then check out this exciting new resource from the Cooperative Development Institute (an NEC member) detailing different models of cooperative ownership that are bringing real food and good jobs to low-income communities around the US.
How Cooperative Grocery Stores are Bringing Food Access to Low-Income Neighborhoods
'This post was originally published by the Coopertaive Development InstituteA Broken Food SystemIt’s no secret that, despite being the wealthiest nation on Earth and a leader in agricultural exports, many residents of the United States regularly experience...
Add Your Voice to the Vision
Working to build a new economy from the bottom up will require a lot of experimentation. Having a long-term vision can help make sure such new experiments open the door to even more transformative change in how the economy works.
An Eventful Week in Philadelphia: Grantee Gathering & Annual Meeting
This week, NEC is starting off the second half of 2015 on stronger grounding than ever with our Annual Meeting and first ever Grantee Gathering in Philadelphia.
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