Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines economic building at the community level.

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines economic building at the community level. We begin with two articles from a new series: Solidarity Economies: Building Community Power. The first article introduces the series and a second offers a case study involving the arts community in New Orleans. Following that, we feature another article that looks at the possibilities of community development corporations to reconnect with their radical community roots. Lastly, we encourage you to attend tomorrow’s webinar on redefining journalism to support communities.
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Seeding Solidarity Economies: What’s Behind the Emerging Ecosystems ([link removed])

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