Co-op Hour Mutual Aid Series: Transformation beyond perennial Economic Crisis

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What will it take to transform our economy, instead of rebuilding it? Communities that have long been excluded from resources that others take for granted have turned toward worker ownership as a way to build their path in this economy. While businesses struggle to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, they also face obstacles and challenges created by cultural and institutional oppression. In this panel, we will hear from cooperative developers about strategies to remove barriers and support wealth-building for communities that are traditionally excluded from access to resources and opportunities.

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