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Economic Democracy Weekly

This week’s Economic Democracy newsletter examines how voice intersects with economic justice struggles. Our latest article in our series on Eradicating Rural Poverty: The Power of Cooperation examines voice and policy in rural BIPOC communities. Next, we present a story about a Black business alliance finding its voice and upending institutional procurement norms. The following article asks how nature might have a voice in co-op decision-making. Lastly, we feature an upcoming webinar on how racial justice and media organizations can use their voices to oppose corporate profiteering.

Making Policy Work for Rural Communities: The Value of Community Voice

“People who live and work in these communities are an all-too-often untapped but invaluable resource.” Read more...

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Black Business Group Aims to Narrow Racial Wealth Gap in Massachusetts

The key [to successful procurement for BIPOC-owned businesses] “is all about putting the onus on buyers to set the demand before we get going.” Read more...

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Can Worker Co-ops Create a Healthier Planet?

“Our cooperation as human-members could be more caring, more real, more grounded, when we leave our human-centric egos at the door.” Read more...

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Remaking the Economy: Race for Profit

On Wednesday, June 14th at 2 pm ET, join NPQ’s Rithika Ramamurthy as she moderates a conversation with Saqib Bhatti and Bree Carlson (Action Center on Race & the Economy) and Maximilian Alvarez (The Real News Network). Webinar panelists will discuss racial justice organizing in the economy and how to counter corporate profiteering from racism, especially in prisons and policing. Free registration here...

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