'Co-operativism and solidarity economy is a real alternative, especially for immigrants and undocumented immigrants'
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Show filtersClimate pressures and price disputes sour the mood for Irish dairy co-ops
Tensions persist between Kerry Co-op farmers and food business Kerry Group, while the industry is opposing…
How a housing co-op is working to foster unity and cohesion in Leicester
The unrest that flared up last year in the city prompted the co-op to step in…
Donore: How Ireland’s oldest credit union serves its local community
'We believe in the importance of offering a personal service where our staff often know members…
REScoop celebrates 10 years working for citizen-led renewable energy
The organisation celebrated the anniversary with a gathering in Athens which saw energy communities share ideas…
Wholefood pioneer Suma sets out sustainability goals in annual report
The co-op has sustainability goals based around six key areas: Net zero, zero waste, nature, decent…
Water for Rojava Committee publishes report on recent visit
The delegation, which included the Solidarity Economy Association, visited a number of projects that have been…
Cooperation Jackson fights for a solution to the US city’s water crisis
'We must be clear about building and fighting for the practical community-based solutions to the water…
John Lewis: a chronology of his co-op chapter
David J Thompson remembers a man who 'wanted co-ops to build a better, fairer, and more…
Nationalisation or mutualisation? Debate over rail and water in Labour and Co-op Parties
Labour has denied water industry claims it was considering mutual models instead of full state ownership…
