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Economic Democracy Weekly

In today’s Economic Democracy Weekly, we focus on co-ops and community development. On co-ops, one article looks at discussions about racial and economic justice held at two conferences this fall, while an archive feature from a Jessica Gordon Nembhard talk in 2020 offers historical perspective. On community development, an article by Surdna Foundation president Don Chen introduces a new weekly NPQ series—Community Development: National Leaders’ Visions—that will highlight ideas of transformation from national leaders of color in the field. We also feature a second helping from that series, with four leaders offering brief remarks on what infrastructure that meets the demands of the moment should look like. .


Co-op Leaders Seek to Reconnect with Movement’s Social Justice Roots


Amid a COVID economy and a racial reckoning, co-op leaders and activists explore how co-ops can more effectively advance racial and economic justice. Read more...
 
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Racial Equity in Co-ops: 6 Key Challenges and How to Meet Them


The US co-op movement today has begun to acknowledge how white supremacy has distorted democratic practice. But there remains a long way to go. Read more...
 
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Racial Representation in Community Development: The Vital Importance of Trust

In recent years, community economic development has seen more CEOs of color. This is critical but is only a first step in restoring community trust. Read more...

 
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America’s Infrastructure Needs: Community Development Leaders Weigh In


What conversation should we be having about infrastructure that we are not having? Four national community development leaders offer their thoughts. Read more...
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