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Economic Democracy Weekly

In today’s Economic Democracy Weekly, we feature stories about economic justice undergirded with an ethic of care. We begin with an article on “compassionate lending,” which combines a community development financial institution with a community or faith-based partner, and compassion for the borrower. Next, a primer on limited equity housing cooperatives and how they can ensure long-term housing affordability for families. That’s followed by an article on a new coalition of unions in higher education and how they might help to restore colleges’ public mission. Lastly, we feature an article on how to improve mental health care in Latinx communities.


Can Compassionate Lending Bridge the Racial Wealth Divide?

 
“The compassionate lending movement offers an important pathway to build a more inclusive financial system.” Read more... 
 
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How Limited Equity Co-ops Can Sustain Affordable Homeownership

 
Limited equity co-ops “offer a powerful and tested strategy for creating affordable housing for low and moderate-income households.” Read more... 
 
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Can Labor Save Higher Education as a Public Good?

 
In a world where higher education’s public value is increasingly under attack, a coalition of labor unions has arisen to call higher education back to its public mission. Read more…
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Mental Health Advocates Aim to Dismantle Barriers to Care for Latinx Residents

 
“Reducing economic obstacles to career entry has immense potential to advance health equity for underserved Latinx residents.” Read more...
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