28Sep
28Aug
DBE Peer Learning Session – Solidarity Economy
Event Recording Democracy Beyond Elections is a collaborative, national campaign dedicated to transformative democracy rooted in community led decision making. USSEN board members David Cobb and Yvonne Yen Liu led a Peer Learning Session on Solidarity Economy for DBE members and beyond. Check it out! https://vimeo.com/858628022
07Jul
Resist and Build: Convening the US SE Movement
From 2020 to the present, USSEN has convened Resist and Build gatherings online, creating a space for translocal and national solidarity economy groups to engage in dialogue, collaborate, and build relationships. USSEN is hosting an in-person gathering of the Resist and Build network in October 2023...
01Dec
Event: Reimagining Our Economy for Collective Wellbeing 12/9
Last Chance to Register! Advancing Collective Wellbeing Series Virtual Event | Thursday, December 9th, 10:30AM-1:00PM CT You may have seen the phrase, “Economic Wellbeing,” popping up in your newsfeed on issues from global poverty, to the governmental response to COVID-19, to the relationship between where someone is born...
18Mar
“Building the Solidarity Economy” Recording
Check out USSEN members speaking on a recent panel on "Building the Solidarity Economy" at the California Progressive Alliance.
07Nov
California Is Burning—Nationalize PG&E
California’s utility, PG&E, has put profits over public safety for too long. The company belongs in the hands of the people.
05Nov
Community Land Trust Movement Imagines Its Future
The gathering, designed to commemorate the founding of the nation’s first community land trust 50 years ago, was held earlier this month at Resora, a 1,638-acre farm (a little over two-and-half square miles of land) located about seven miles from Albany, Georgia—a farm that New...
30Oct
California Just Legalized Public Banks. What’s next?
The new law promises to take taxpayer money back from Wall Street and reinvest it in communities.
28Oct
When a Steady Paycheck Is Good Medicine
American medical providers that collectively spend $50 billion per year are channeling work to local businesses and residents.
10Oct