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This week’s Leadership newsletter looks at the role of businesses in enacting social change. From the pages of our latest magazine, Darnell Adams brings to light the past, present, and future of Black food co-ops that are meeting our moment through community and generational wisdom. Next, we explore the world of social enterprises—businesses that claim to do social good while turning a profit—and how research can determine whether their claims are legitimate or hollow. Our third feature examines the current rise in worker cooperatives and why shared ownership is the structure for a better, more sustainable future. Our final piece looks at why racial justice cannot be achieved by expanding inherently exploitative systems to be more inclusive.


What If We Owned It?

 
Leaders in the Black food co-op movement understand that healing in communities is not only about economic opportunities and access to nutritious food, but also about providing a sense of safety and dignity to the shopper and worker. Read more…
 
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Putting the “Social” Back in Social Enterprise: An Evidence-Based Approach

 
Social enterprises promote a socially conscious image while making a profit, but too often their claims fail to live up to reality. Prioritizing evidence can empower businesses to do good and consumers to make socially conscious choices. Read more…
 
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Where Are New Co-ops Emerging? The Changing Map of Co-op Development


Every generation reaches for co-ops to meet collective needs, but co-ops developed over the past decade have a very different profile than those that came before. Read more…
 
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How Do We Build Black Wealth? Understanding the Limits of Black Capitalism

 
Both corporations and foundations have increased support for Black entrepreneurship. But will these investments significantly reduce inequality? Read more…
 
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