Introduction to Solidarity Economy Movements (5.22.23)

Solidarity economy movements are people-powered forces to protect what matters most, and draw on tools and traditions within many lineages, making them accessible to any community, anywhere. Join us to explore what a solidarity economy movement is, how it works, and ways we can stay oriented to movement-building even as we navigate against the tides of capitalism and oppression.

Length, Dates and Times Offered

By the end of this workshop, participants will leave with...

• A practical framework for understanding and recognizing solidarity economy movements
• A deeper understanding for the  kinds of attitudes and actions are needed to build solidarity economy movements
• Inspiration and wisdom from our movement ancestors that can be applied right away

This workshop is ideal for:

This program is ideal for anybody who is curious about how people-power can resist and displace capitalist power, how we actually build solidarity economies, and what we can learn from our movement ancestors that apply to our current conditions.

Accessibility:

Access requests, including interpretation and captioners, can be made during registration or by emailing our Director of Disability Justice and Language Access. Requests for interpreters and captioners that are made less than 48 hours before the event typically are more difficult to meet. We will try and notify you if we cannot secure requested access. 

Issues with Registration?

If you have questions about this offering or technical needs registering for this event, please contact registration support.

Cost:

Choose what to pay, starting at $40. The true cost of this workshop is $100/person. At PeoplesHub we are committed to communication access, radical hospitality, supporting facilitators, and making our offerings financially accessible. This sliding scale allows us to continue offering programs like this one and pay trainers, interpreters, captioners, and other support staff a fair wage for their time and expertise. Like you, those who support our trainings work hard for change in their communities and have often developed the knowledge, skill and gifts that they are offering through many unpaid hours — let’s support them to be sustainable in their work and craft!