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Links for talk: Cooperate Now! @ DWeb Camp Cascadia: Learn about cooperatives, their history and traditions, and what cooperating looks like in practice. Through a short presentation and small group dialogue, participants will reflect on solidarity, mutual aid, and co-ownership. Putting it all together to consider legal cooperatives as one tool for collaborative democracy and building livelihoods together.
Indigenous Cooperatives in Canada: The Complex Relationship between Cooperatives, Community Economic Development, Colonization, and Culture
This paper describes the intersection of the cooperative movement and Indigenous communities in Canada. The paper brings a lens of nation and race to an analysi
Meet the Team — Freedom Dreams Co-operative Education
Christine Clarke (she/her) is a co-op developer, educator and advocate for co-ops and the solidarity economy. She believes that co-operative approaches can build the foundation for just and equitable workplaces and transformative community projects. She is a Co-founder of Freedom Dreams Co-operative Education and a Senior Manager of Strategic Initiatives for the Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCEDNet), leading its climate action initiative STARCAP. Christine is a graduate of CoopZone’s Co-op Development Training Program and an instructor, designing and delivering the course, “Introduction to Co-operative Development: Principles, Practices and a Movement toward Transformative Change.”
CiviCRM | CMC CRM
Coops 4 Coops
Your dedicated directory of cooperatives offering services to other cooperatives across Canada.
Framework for Economic Reconciliation
Drawing on Indigenous worldviews about wealth and sustainability, along with the wisdom and lived experiences of Indigenous thought leaders and practitioners in the economic sector in BC, Step into the River: A Framework for Economic Reconcilation explores ways in which economic reconciliation can be a catalyst for transforming our economic system.
Cooperative non-profit social media for Canada - CoSocial Community Cooperative
CoSocial, officially CoSocial Community Cooperative, is a member-owned organization with the purpose of providing democratically-run open social media.
Dripline: How we co-operate | Hypha
Notes on incorporation, co-operation, and solidarity from a one year old co-op.
Tech Coops list
🎉 To celebrate 1k stars on GitHub this list now has a website version on tech-coops.xyz
What Do We Mean By Solidarity Economy? - Solidarity Economy Principles
What is solidarity economy organizing? It is building relationships between projects that are using solidarity economy principles and practices.
Solidarity Resource
Bodies upon the gears
Alternative approaches to The Man, considered by Nathan Schneider
What Is the Inuit Art Co-operative System?
A brief history of the Inuit co-operatives from the 1950s to present day
An Inuit Art Cooperative in Canadian Great North — DORSET FINE ARTS
On view October 2, 2024-January 17, 2025 Centre culturel canadien | Paris, France The Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris celebrates the 25th anniversary of the creation of Nunavut and the 65th anniversary of the West Baffin Cooperative with an exhibition, titled: An Inuit Art Cooperative in
The Protean Politics of Social Democracy: New Democrats at a Crossroads? | Perspectives Journal
Contemporary social democracy is not equipped to take up the first of these options without a fundamental re-foundation ideologically, programmatically, and organizationally. Is such a deep reinvention possible by Canadian social democrats?
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