In 1946, national legislation formally established the teaching of co-operativism and the creation of school co-operatives
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Show filtersLessons in success and failure from Patagonia’s first co-op
New study traces the history of Welsh settlers in Patagonia, who became interested in the co-operative…
How a media co-op forged its own path in Argentina
Interview with Jorge A. Conalbi Anzorena, president of Cootrasuma Comunicación, about its place in the media…
Co-operation beyond bars: How incarcerated people are finding purpose
Argentinian prison co-op Liberté began in 2014 as a small group of prisoners making and selling…
Textile co-ops paying the price of Milei’s austerity in Argentina
Informal workers abandoned by the state are organising co-ops with union support
Patio: a global community of tech co-operatives
'These folks know their technology, are committed to the co-operative ecosystem and know how to enjoy…
Cooperar connects Argentine diplomats with world’s co-ops
The national apex arranged meetings between the country's ambassadors and foreign co-op leaders to mark the…
Living our co-operative identity to make a sustainable future for all
'Co-operatives focus on long-term sustainability rather than profit for shareholders and wealth creation alone'
Building a new economy: Covid and the finances of key co-op sectors
Snapshots from the agriculture, community energy and tech sectors
Lessons in self-management from Argentina’s worker co-ops
How an economic crisis spawned a new generation of workplace democracy
Argentinian worker co-ops affected by Covid-19 ask government for more help
While co-ops can access certain streams of funding, some government programmes are not available for them
Covid-19: Updates from the co-op movement, 16 April
The latest from the UK retail sector plus news from the US, Canada, Spain, Kenya and…
