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Economic Democracy Weekly

Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly offers a range of stories on the importance of building on the knowledge of communities. We begin with an article that introduces a new series of community stories on arts and the solidarity economy. Next, an article on the federal child tax credit reminds us that community-designed solutions work but maintaining them as policy requires building movement power. A third article shows how nonprofits working with existing immigrant savings culture can dramatically improve local community wealth building. Lastly, a Chicago union leader explains why advancing justice at work requires addressing community needs.


How Philanthropy Can Show Up for an Arts Solidarity Economy


Bold culture bearers are inviting us to reimagine where the source of our cultural richness, resilience, and power begins. Read more...
 
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Ending Child Poverty: Lessons from a One-Year Expansion of the Child Tax Credit


The expanded child tax credit was incredibly effective, so why did it end? Read more...
 
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Lessons from Lynn: Leveraging Savings Circles, the “Cuchubal Initiative”

“Savings circles are a low-cost, community-managed alternative to predatory lending.” Read more...

 
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Finding Power in Community: Lessons from the Chicago Teachers’ Union


A decade ago, the Chicago Teachers’ Union strike started a national movement, rooted in the notion that unions must focus not just on contract gains, but community needs. Watch the video and read more…
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