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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly features an article from the magazine issue by NPQ’s Steve Dubb on new worker strategies to (re)gain ownership and control. Next, we conclude our series with Good Jobs First on “Checking Corporate Welfare, Stories from the Front Line” with a double feature: first, Kathleen Pointer tells how a school district in Kansas City joined with local community activists to reclaim ownership of city tax dollars; then Arlene Martinez concludes the series by illustrating how other communities are making similar gains across the nation. Finally, please review our call for pitches for articles on how to build democratic ownership in the economy. We look forward to your pitches and suggestions!
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