Por eso, neoyorquinos han formaron más de 2000 organizaciones para adoptar un modelo mejor, en que las personas que viven, crecen, y aprenden entre una organización comparten en la propiedad y los beneficios. Si enfocamos en la vivienda, los bancos, comida, trabajo, o escuelas, juntos nos formamos una economía solidaria.
Buscan los recursos que se necesita para transformar la manera en que nuestro cuidad hace negocios.
“Sharing ought to be an option alongside the more exclusive or individual ownership that capitalism requires. Capitalist structures tend to crowd out any space for other types of structures, ones which are not built around the singular accumulation of wealth. I think of ‘solidarity economy’ as a way to talk about all these other possible structures, like cooperatives.”
– Samira Rajan, CEO and President of Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union
CEANYC is a cooperative organization run for and by New Yorkers like you who are active in co-ops, community gardens, and community supported agriculture. Connect with people who share your passion and build skills together!
Learn more about the participants of our 2019 Cooperative Leadership Intensive! Sheryll Durrant is an urban farmer, educator and food justice advocate and a 2015 graduate of Farm School NYC. She is currently the Garden Manager at Kelly Street Garden, … Read More
Are you interested in learning more about the Solidarity Economy in New York City? Our CEANYC Peer Educators are all seasoned facilitators with direct experience in cooperative and solidarity economy enterprises! In this 2-hour Solidarity Economy 101 workshop, we will … Read More
Are you a food cooperative looking to build a more racially equitably New York City? Join the Cooperative Economics Alliance of NYC for a day-long, food cooperative-specific anti-racism training! Participants will: Learn more about the seven cooperative principles and the … Read More
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