Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly looks at how we build a just economy

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly looks at how we build a just economy. Nwamaka Agbo of the Kataly Foundation writes about restorative economics—a community-based approach that centers repair and healing. In our community development leaders of color series, Marietta Rodriguez of NeighborWorks reminds us that how infrastructure spending occurs is as important as what it is spent on. We also include an article that examines how economics is taught, telling the history of a cooperative economics program backed by W.E.B. DuBois at a historically black college that was quashed in the 1930s. We also feature a podcast that suggests that ending homelessness may be as much about building community as homes.

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Restorative Economics: A Values-Based Roadmap to a Just Economy ([link removed])
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What is restorative economics? Fundamentally, it’s a values-based approach, centered on healing vulnerable communities by investing in their self-determination. Read more... ([link removed])


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Investment in Infrastructure: The Community Engagement Imperative ([link removed])
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As the nation embarks on a major infrastructure initiative, local communities and communities of color must be engaged. This does not happen by itself. Read more... ([link removed])

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The Bluefield Experiment in Co-op Economics: Why It Matters for HBCUs Today ([link removed])

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What Does a Community-Based Approach to Chronic Homelessness Look Like? ([link removed])
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