12 webinars on Remaking the Economy this year offered us a pinhole view of the civil sector organizing for economic justice

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** Webinars: Strategies for Remaking the Economy from the Ground Up ([link removed][UNIQID])
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We began 2020 with a focus on frontline organizing in communities—we virtually traveled to Los Angeles ([link removed][UNIQID]) in January and the Black Belt ([link removed][UNIQID]) in February. Then came the coronavirus. Even amid the pandemic, we continued planned programming for a while, covering Buffalo ([link removed][UNIQID]) in March and Fresno ([link removed][UNIQID]) in April. But then, we pivoted. This included a roundtable on COVID-19 ([link removed][UNIQID]) and system change in May, two webinars on the eviction crisis in July ([link removed][UNIQID]) and September
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All told, we have had three dozen panelists join us this year. And, we have been blessed with excellent audience questions from our hundreds of attendees throughout.


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