RSVP HERE Join Green Worker Cooperatives and the Murphy Institute for an intimate dialogue with Luis Alberto Dueñas Casal, co-founder of the Cuban worker coperative SCENIUS and a leader in the Cuban worker cooperative movement. Since 2011, the Cuban government has moved to encourage the growth of worker cooperatives and transition many state-run enterprises to … Continue reading Cooperatives from Cuba to NY: An Intimate Dialogue with Co-op Pioneers from Havana and New York City →

RSVP HERE The establishment of community-controlled financial institutions is one of the great untold stories of public-policy successes over the last quarter-century. Early efforts to organize access and alternatives to basic banking services for the poor, the working class, and minority groups in the United States have their roots in the Freedmen’s Savings and Trust … Continue reading The Quest for Community Controlled Capital in the U.S →

RSVP HERE Panel and Q&A: Experts and organizers discuss local and national analysis and how our movement can respond. Maria C. Figueroa, Director of Labor and Policy Research at the Worker Institute, Cornell University Jordan Barab, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA Marcy Gelb, Co-Executive Director, National COSH Catherine Barnett, Director of Restaurant … Continue reading Workplace Safety and Health in the Trump Era →

Join us May 10th at 6:30pm for a lively exchange on growth, development, and city policy. Tom Angotti, Vicki Been and Moses Gates for a debate on the complexities of de Blasio's push for density, moderated by City Limits Executive Editor & Publisher Jarrett Murphy. Tom Angotti, a professor at Hunter College and the author … Continue reading City Limits’ “Rezone or Leave Alone” Panel →