solidarity economy
Where everything human happens
A core operating principle and some corollaries for the Occupy movement
Grace Lee Boggs Message to the Occupy Movement
Worker-Owners of America, Unite!
The power of Occupy Wall Street at Lincoln Center Plaza
More Low-Wage Workers Become Their Own Bosses
Occupy Wall Street: A Gift for the Economy
By Stephen Healy and Boone Shear, Truthout.net
The early characterization of the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement as a group of rudderless kids with no real chance of success was fantastically misplaced. The 99 percent continues to occupy more cities, more headlines and more of our collective imagination.
Local Money Creates Local Wealth Outside The Bubble
By Mira Luna, Shareable.net
Local currencies generally develop for one of two reasons — the desire for local economic control (for a variety of reasons, from democracy to sustainability to social justice,) and a scarcity of national currency. In the current situation, both reasons weigh heavy.
Quebec Declaration
OCCUPY! CONNECT! CREATE! - Imagining Life Beyond "The Economy" (part seven)
by Ethan Miller
OCCUPY! CONNECT! CREATE! - Imagining Life Beyond "The Economy" (part six)
#Occupy Movement | beyond capitalism | cooperative economy | Cross-Sector Alliances | diverse economies | Linking Opposition & Alternatives | Networking & Collaboration | solidarity economy | Solidarity Economy Organizing | Strategies for Change | Special Features
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