By Rebecca Lurie Last year, the Community and Worker Ownership Project and John Mollenkopf at the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center were pleased to host Professor … Continue reading The Scarcity of Worker Cooperatives in the USA: Enquiring into Possible Causes
The post was originally featured at Organizing Upgrade. Reposted with permission. By Marc Kagan On April 23th, 2020, some 26.5 million Americans were unemployed, and the St. Louis Fed has estimated that 47 … Continue reading The Unemployed Fight Back: An Interview with Frances Fox Piven
The Partnership for Working Families (Partnership), with our 19 affiliate organizations, is driving a progressive agenda to harness the power of cities and influence billions of dollars in public and … Continue reading Partnership for Working Families Seeks Campaign Manager or Campaign Lead
About Partnership for Working Families The Partnership for Working Families (Partnership), with our 19 affiliate organizations, is driving a progressive agenda to harness the power of cities and influence billions … Continue reading Partnership for Working Families Seeks Campaign Director or Campaign Lead
This post was originally featured at Mobilizing Ideas. By Ruth Milkman Two years ago I focused my ASA Presidential address on social movements led by Millennials, building on Karl Mannheim’s classic treatise on … Continue reading Millennials and the Labor Movement that Refuses to Die
This post originally appeared at The Next System Project. Want more visioning and imagining about what’s to come? Come to the Next System Project NYC Convening, to be held at … Continue reading Markets in the Next System
