The Oppression of Debt & the Promise of a Financial Commons

Solidarity Economy Part 3: Expanding Citizenship in Brazilian Favelas

Work produced by Mulheres Guerreiras de Babilonia This is the third and final article in our three-part series on solidarity economy...

US SEN Website Re-boot

We have had a terrible time with our old website and are in the midst of changing over to...

Seattle Flirts with ‘Municipal Socialism’

The $15 minimum wage was just the beginning. Now Seattle is trying to build a whole safety net for...

Little Free Pantries – Beyond Charity, to Food as a Right

Tamara McFarland, Cooperation Humboldt   Along the rugged coastline of far-Northern California, activists have launched a program to tangibly demonstrate...

“Building the Solidarity Economy” Recording

Check out USSEN members speaking on a recent panel on "Building the Solidarity Economy" at the California Progressive Alliance. ...

Pluralist Commonwealth – Gar Aoperovitz

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Can the ‘new economy’ and labor movements come together again?

Eric Dirnbach August 31, 2016, Waging Non-violence Advocates for worker cooperatives celebrate outside City Hall in Oakland after the city...

North American Social Solidarity Economy Forum

Complementary currencies + value chains to build solidarity economies

Fri, Mar 11 at 1:00 PM, New York By: NYC Department of Small Business Services Events Can we use complementary/alternative currencies...

Film Review: Solidarity Economics in Italy

Everywhere You Look [vimeo 155755754 w=640 h=360] In their 2012 film “Shift Change”, filmmakers Melissa Young and Mark Dworkin introduced viewers...