Housing
Housing
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DevelopmentCanadian housing co-op wins national award for fostering inclusion via a Women’s Circle
Members of the Sarcee Meadows Housing Co-op in Calgary come from a diverse range of ethnicities and backgrounds
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Banking and InsuranceCo-op model as a vehicle of transformation in local government
The Co-op Party has set out six steps to building community wealth, based on the Cleveland Model in the USA
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DevelopmentRe-imagining housing – how are co-op models helping to tackle the housing crisis?
Co-operative Congress held a session on housing, which looked at schemes such as new student housing co-ops and residents taking over neighbourhoods which had been deemed a failure
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BusinessActor Michael Sheen on co-ops and building a fairer economy
The award-winning stage and screen star has branched out into social activism and attended Co-operative Congress, where he spoke to the News about his desire for change
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DemocracyCo-operative Congress: Reimagining the economy
A panel looked at ways to reshape the economy to avert the crises facing the UK and the wider world – from land reform to co-operative employment
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HousingLeaving no one behind: tenants and home-owners in Wales
The Welsh government sees co-ops as playing a key role in providing 20,000 affordable homes during its term
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HousingThe housing crisis: Structure, accountability and the Grenfell Tower tragedy
Why should people have to put up with so little control over their living conditions? Why should they have to put up with profit coming before safety?
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HousingCanada’s housing co-ops gather to discuss the need for affordable homes
CHF Canada is looking at ways to leverage its real estate to secure new investments and partnerships, to build new housing
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Housing‘New Zealand should build a co-op housing sector to tackle shortage of homes’
Craig Presland, chief executive of Cooperative Business NZ, says there are lessons to be learned from successes such as Switzerland
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HousingCo-ops lead the way in putting communities in charge of new housing projects
The new model, social production of habitat, sees residents rather than the market determine their living environment