Radical Municipalism On March 13, 2025 Eleanor Finley visited our Urban Studies class Delivery of Urban Public Services so we could explore possibilities and solutions through […]

CUNY SLU’s Solidarity Economy Club Presents: The Role of the Labor Movement in Solidarity Economy   By Rob Persons On May 10, 2024 the newly formed Solidarity Economy Club at CUNY School of Labor & Urban studies hosted its first event. Focusing on […]

CWOP 2023 Year in Review   As we end 2023, we turn to the light of a new year. As hard as the suffering and injustice is this year, and as we know with great sadness that it will […]

Coop Cincy Symposium and the Union Co-op Council Co-op Cincy hosted its symposium in October and we were there along with many from the Union Co-op Council of the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives. We […]

Network, learn and collaborate more with the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives, Union Co-op CouncilSign up for the listserve and notifications here: Union Co-ops Council Join our Case Study Working Group CWOP is hosting a collaborative to collect […]

Sociocracy for All, New York City Network of Worker Cooperatives and DAWI at 10 years old! Sociocracy for All In October CWOP and the Murphy Institute at SLU hosted training with SoFA in partnership with Brooklyn Legal Services A. This aimed to […]

Resist & Build: Report Back From the Solidarity Economy Movement On the weekend of October 20th, 2023 two CUNY graduate students affiliated with the Community and Worker Ownership Project (CWOP) at the School of Labor and […]

Our Intern from the Colin Powell School Internship Program- we say thank you! Exploring Worker Justice: A Journey into the Intersection of Immigration, Labor Rights, and Cooperative Business Models By Vanessa Crowe As an […]

Community Education: Co-ops 101 and  A Report from the Field  By Abbie Harper  The paradox of noble-cause corruption, unethical actions taken in pursuit of the greater good, is so prevalent in the non-profit sector […]

Co-op Any Town – Building a Solidarity Economy in place with guests to the class “Cooperative Management for a Changing World” Author: Rob Persons, SLU MA student The economy doesn’t work for the vast majority of people. Wages are low, costs are high, and employers treat workers l […]

SLU Urban Studies student Natalie Cassar explores social problems in New York City's housing market In SLU’s Urban Studies undergraduate program, students deepen and explore their interests in social, economic, and political issues affecting city r […]

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Brooklyn Communities Collaborative and Community Worker Ownership Project Fellowship

As a culminating event for our graduate certificate in Workplace Democracy and Community Ownership five […]