News Links Articles about the worker co-op movement, nationally and internationally. 1 Last Week Tonight features housing co-op work Workers’ rights major theme at GDC 2019 Massachusetts Seeks to Avert Business Shutdowns by Boosting Employee Ownership Co-ops: A vision for workers to be their own bosses CCCD announces 2019 Cooperative Conference Berkeley Sets the Bar for Municipal Support of Worker Cooperatives The UMD Co-op may be closing, but worker cooperatives have a future City of Baltimore commits funding to help BRED accelerate business conversions to worker cooperatives Building Bridges: Spectrum Cable Strikers Propose Forming A Workers’ Cooperative To Take Over The Cable Franchise Worcester co-op prints for progressives such as Warren, Biden, Ocasio-Cortez Illinois Proposal Aims To Empower Worker Co-ops What if Workers Owned Their Workplaces? Changing its tune: Downtown Sounds to become worker-owned cooperative after retirement of founder Joe Blumenthal Berkeley Pledges Support and Funding for Worker Co-ops 3 surprising facts that will change the way you think about worker cooperatives: Q&A with Virginie Pérotin Fashion production co-op run by refugee, immigrant women to open in Chicago Support for Employee Ownership Climbs Nationally New Program Helps Businesses, Non-Profits Create an Ownership Culture—Even If They’re Not Employee-Owned A National Worker Co-op Financing Network Emerges The Co-op That’s Keeping Community Money Out of Big Banks Can Employee Ownership Preserve Durham’s Legacy of Black Businesses? Nonprofit helps employees take hold of reins as business owners retire Employee-Owned Businesses a Tool for Equitable Growth This new fund will help retiring baby boomers turn their businesses into worker co-ops New Cleveland Fund Will Acquire Businesses and Sell Them Back to Workers Posts Navigation Newer Posts Older Posts
