ASBN – How Employee Ownership Can Reshape the Economic Outlook of South Atlanta’s Minority Neighborhoods
From the Atlanta Small Business Network: When it comes to small businesses […]
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Next City – Can Employee Ownership Preserve Legacy Businesses in Communities of Color?
From Next City: Philadelphia and other cities across the U.S. face an […]
Santa Barbara Independent – Worker-Owned Cooperatives Can Succeed
From the Santa Barbara Independent: The phenomenon of worker-owned cooperatives is a […]
Truthout – Capitalism Has Failed Immigrants. Can Worker Cooperatives Do Better?
From Truthout: “At first I was a bit nervous, a bit afraid, […]
Truthout – Explosion of Interest in Worker Cooperatives Drives Economic Changes
From Truthout: It’s been more than 10 years since the financial crisis […]
Commonwealth Hudson Valley – Cooperative Strategies 3: Support Conversions
From: Commonwealth Hudson Valley: In Philadelphia, city officials have teamed up with […]
The Nation – What if Workers Owned Their Workplaces?
From The Nation: While many coops are start-ups, conversion of conventional businesses […]
Bull City Today – Durham Participates in SEED Fellowship to Promote Equitable Business Retention
From Bull City Today: Find out how #Durham is continuing to find […]
National League of Cities – Employee-Owned Businesses a Tool for Equitable Growth
From the National League of Cities: Income and wealth inequality, exploitative working […]
Next City – Worker Co-ops Catch on in Philadelphia
From Next City: Last fall, Colombia native Luis Eduardo Lozano and four […]