Stories tagged Worker Cooperatives

New Orleans’ Tourism Goals Threaten Entertainers

What Barcelona’s Social and Solidarity Economy Can Tell Us About Building Equitable Cities

Can Employee Ownership Preserve Legacy Businesses in Communities of Color?

New Clothing Manufacturing Co-Op Provides Opportunity, Not Charity, to Immigrant and Refugee Women

Launching Minority-Owned Co-ops Takes More Than Good Intentions

The Co-op With Forty Years of Making Loans to Co-ops

Can Employee Ownership Preserve Durham’s Legacy of Black Businesses?

Black-Owned Bookstores Are Making a Comeback

New Cleveland Fund Will Acquire Businesses and Sell Them Back to Workers

Spreading the Good News of Worker-Owned Businesses in D.C.

Worker Co-ops Catch on in Philadelphia

What Millions of Retiring Small Business Owners Could Mean for Cities

Sparking a Mini-Movement of Worker Cooperatives in Southeast L.A.

To Solve Food Access Problem, Cincy Neighborhood Looks to Model from Spain

Worker Cooperatives Are Finding Investors Who Share Their Values

Baltimore Worker Cooperative Continues Expanding and Evolving