Jessica Gordon Nembard, whose work includes a history of African American co-operation, was among the finalists
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Show filtersCo-ops and the SDGS: No.8, decent work
'The global co-op movement needs to be more open and look at other organisations with whom…
Co-op councils network calls for new policy research ideas
'We would like to see as diverse a range of examples as possible'
Co-op councils meet to discuss ways to embed their values into communities
'We need politics that is more open, more accountable and directly responsive to the people that…
Social Business: safeguarding the future of Wales?
'We know we can create jobs. We have immense power within this movement to make a…
Co-op Group prepares in case of no deal Brexit
Chief executive Steve Murrells has also said that a more co-operative economy might have undercut the…
Co-op sector requests Senate hearing on implementation of Employee Ownership Act
Co-ops are eligible for Small Business Administration loans but it’s difficult for a collective to meet…
Nepalese co-ops urged to invest to boost production
‘To make the country prosperous, co-operatives should invest in a way that boosts production’
Ed Mayo nominated for Nobel Prize alternative award
The award was created to promote economic solutions for today’s global challenges
Cincinnati co-op grocer scheme awarded $80,000 from government
The city has 10 fewer grocery stores than the national average
How to grow the co-operative model of business
Jo Platt MP encourages submissions to the Greater Manchester Co-operative Commission consultation
Ted Howard, architect of the Cleveland Model, on the journey to a new economy
The social justice advocate tells how the lessons he learned from Mondragon to work in a…
