Changing its tune: Downtown Sounds to become worker-owned cooperative after retirement of founder Joe Blumenthal
From the Daily Hampshire Gazette: Downtown Sounds, a city fixture for more […]
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Courier Journal – Co-ops could help combat food insecurity, create equality in Louisville
From the Courier Journal A new type of business is popping up […]
The Nation – What if Workers Owned Their Workplaces?
From The Nation: While many coops are start-ups, conversion of conventional businesses […]
East Bay Express – Berkeley Pledges Support and Funding for Worker Co-ops
From the East Bay Express: Last week, the Cheeseboard’s longtime home committed […]
Manchester Enterprise – Worker Cooperative Training in Hazard
From The Manchester Enterprise: More than 26,000 Kentucky businesses, employing more than […]
Fifty by Fifty – Northwest Cooperative Development Center Launches Legacy Project
From Fifty by Fifty: Thurston County, where the Northwest Cooperative Development Center […]
Press Republican – Keeping North Country businesses alive
From the Press Republican: More than 10,000 business owners nearing retirement in […]
SELC – Berkeley Sets the Bar for Municipal Support of Worker Cooperatives
From the Sustainable Economies Law Center: Last night, Berkeley City Council unanimously […]
Las Cruces Sun News – With imagination, workers’ cooperatives can diversify economies — and build democracy
From the Las Cruces Sun News: Two bills making their way through […]
Fifty by Fifty – Chicago Turns to Cooperatives to Improve Opportunity
From Fifty by Fifty: Hoda Katebi, an Iranian-American fashion designer, known for […]