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Sharing Is the Biggest Secret in the Global Economy

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Cooperatives extend far beyond natural foods. Around the world, they employ more people than multinational corporations. Read more »

Together Not Forever

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On the morning of May 31, 2011, Daniel and I drove Michal’s old grey Altima to pick up the huge UHaul truck. Read more »

Meet the New Boss: You

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The United Nations has named 2012 as the International Year of Cooperatives, and indeed, co-ops seem poised to become a dominant business model around the world. Read more »

Sharing Skills During the Holidays

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The Bay Area Community Exchange Timebank held a holiday fair demonstrating how to build community solidarity through sharing skills and time during the holidays. The holidays are an occasion to give and share, no money required. Read more »

Sharing Power: Building a Solidarity Economy

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We all recognize that sharing is good. Sharing, lending, and borrowing help connect neighbors, encouraging isolated individuals to create community by consuming less. But most of the latest sharing projects focus on wealthy neighbors. Read more »

Building Resilience: The New Economy in the Shell of the Old

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Resilience Circles build community ties and point the way to a new economy. Read more »

Event: Can we Make Place for Abundance in the Bay Area?

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Every day we are bombarded with stories of scarcity. We are constantly being told that we’re running out of everything from food to freedom. But is that true? Maybe. Read more »

Five Kickstarter Projects to Support Today

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Leaders, artists and creative entrepreneurs have plugged into Kickstarter, a relatively new funding platform that utilizes a new form of patronage sometimes called crowd funding. Read more »
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