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blog Joe Marraffino August 27, 2011 10:03 PM

History of coöperation in the United States, a collection of essays published by Johns Hopkins in 1888, is available free from Google Books to read or download.  Essays include:

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blog Joe Marraffino September 3, 2011 09:25 AM

Veronica Faisant interviews Social Entrepreneur Ted Howard discuss job development and reversing inner city blight. Howard is the architect of the green jobs and wealth building strategy launched in Cleveland, OH known as the Evergreen...

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blog Joe Marraffino September 1, 2011 02:25 PM

Internal financing through retained patronage is an very useful innovation for the capitalization of small and medium-sized worker cooperatives.  Explaining how it works it to members can be easier with a handy flow chart.  Here are some...

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blog Joe Marraffino August 31, 2011 01:25 PM

Warner, K.  2006.  Building an Economic Democracy: Starting a Worker Cooperative. School of Community Economic Development, Southern New Hampshire University.

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blog Joe Marraffino August 30, 2011 09:24 PM

Telling the stories behind co-operatives is the basis of the ICA’s public awareness campaign in 2012.  stories.coop is a global, digital campaign which aims to promote the understanding and an appreciation of the co-operative sector.  “...

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blog Joe Marraffino August 30, 2011 04:13 PM

"The Heinz Endowments awarded $250,000 to the Pittsburgh Steel Valley Authority (SVA) to manage a project development team to build a new green industrial laundry cooperative in the Pittsburgh central district.

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blog Joe Marraffino August 30, 2011 04:12 PM

"Thanks to Women for Women, a women’s giving circle administered by the Community Foundation of WNC that provides grants to nonprofits addressing the needs of women and girls in Western North Carolina, CPC was awarded $20,000 to continue supporting...

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blog Joe Marraffino August 30, 2011 03:12 PM

"The mission of the Oklahoma Worker Cooperative Network is to promote the development of worker coops in the state of Oklahoma by creating a structure of support, involving education, business incubation, access to financing, and training, that...

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blog Joe Marraffino August 29, 2011 07:14 PM

Hiemenz, J.  2010.  Equal Exchange: Increasing Education and Participation for Remote Office Employees in a Worker-Owned Cooperative. School of Community Economic Development, Southern New Hampshire University.

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blog Joe Marraffino August 27, 2011 10:10 PM

Here are some readings to become familiar with the waves of cooperative organizing that have been a part of the United States' history.  Many cooperative guides will use the Rochdale Pioneers and Mondragon as historical touchstones, but...

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