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Show filtersHow are co-ops dealing with AI and the retail revolution?
We speak to analyst Emma Howard - of Co-operatives UK, East of England Co-op, and Open…
Platform co-op looks to show a better way forward on AI
As experts warn of the dangers posed by artificial intelligence, Cosy AI looks to create a…
Co-ops, generative AI and the creative industries
How co-ops are responding to the challenges and opportunities posed by AI in the creative sector
Support co-op launched for migrant families in need of help
Birmingham-based Mist will provide immigration advice and rights advocacy in the West Midlands
Exploring the Caribbean roots of the British credit union sector
When the Windrush generation created Hornsey CCU to tackle racist barriers to financial services, they helped…
Black History Month and the UK co-operative movement
Liz McIvor from the Co-operative Heritage Trust looks back over the efforts of co-operators - and…
Eventful life story of the postcard-perfect Langdale Co-op
Formed in 1884 to serve industrial workers in the Langdale Valley, the co-op has weathered the…
Immigrants facing gentrification in Boston speak the language of co-ops
'Co-operativism and solidarity economy is a real alternative, especially for immigrants and undocumented immigrants'
Climate 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…