Anchored by: Humboldt State University Native American Studies, Politics, Sociology and Environmental Studies Departments; Cooperation Humboldt; New York Ecosocialist Forum; and Humboldt State University – California Faculty Association

The conference is envisioned as a virtual space for grassroots organizations, community activists, educators, students, and others committed to social and environmental justice to come together to exchange experiences/information, strengthen alliances and networks, and devise strategies to create an explicitly post-capitalist society using the “Solidarity Economy” framework.

The approach is grounded in the following core principles:

• Solidarity, cooperation, mutualism

• Equity in all dimensions–race/ethnicity/nationality, class/gender/sexual orientation

• Participatory democracy

• Sustainability

Goals of this gathering are to :

1. Educate folks about what we mean by a “solidarity economy.”

2. Strengthen existing progressive orgs, especially those doing solidarity economy work.

3. Create a space for progressive organizations to share best practices and collaborate across issues and constituencies toward collective liberation.

4. Co-create concrete “Next Steps” for how we can implement cooperative economic practices in our community.

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