Fight AND Build
Our communities are resisting and reforming historical structural inequities and oppression. But in these struggles, dreams of more sustainable, just and democratic ways of living are born. We are shifting consciousness of what is possible, building political power, and seeding the economic practices that go beyond the world as we know it. Here, we make visible transformational work and aspirations, not only ones that are emerging, but some that are deeply rooted in indigenous ways and historical cultural practices. We analyze and critically assess the visions, strategies, and programs to help support and further build these transition movements.
Solidarity Economy Initiative
The Solidarity Economy Initiative (SEI) is a Massachusetts-based project that creates space for grassroots organizers working in working class communities of color to lead a Just Transition to a Solidarity Economy.
Center for Economic Democracy
CED is a US social movement building organization, growing capacity in our communities to transform American capitalism into a more just, sustainable and democratic economy.
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Check out these two articles in Next City for which I was interviewed: Community Organizations Are Taking Ownership Of Boston’s
It's finally published! Check out this article I co-wrote with Neenah Estrella-Luna and Katherine Shor and published in the inaugural
Mel King was the consummate practical visionary. On March 28, 2023, the world lost Mel at age 94. He was
I'm happy to share an essay I just published in Rethinking Marxism: A Journal of Economics, Culture & Society (vol.
Really excited to share this article in the Nonprofit Quarterly, "Fight and Build: Envisioning Solidarity Economies as Transformative Politics." This
I and Neenah Estrella-Luna have posted an article as part of the Planning for Environmental Justice series at the Progressive
Si bien la pandemia de COVID-19 trajo enormes desafíos para las comunidades de los Estados Unidos, también fue un momento
While the COVID-19 pandemic brought daunting challenges for communities around the United States, it was also a time that united
On July 28, 2022, I had the pleasure of giving a presentation at the International Affairs Conference on Star Island,
I am so excited to announce that a paper I co-wrote with Boone Shear is finally published and available after
I had the pleasure and privilege of joining a roundtable discussion on March 17, 2022, hosted by the Nonprofit Quarterly,
A chapter on the history of Community Labor United (CLU) that I co-authored with Mark Erlich has just been published
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