Finding & Living in Your Zone of Genius
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Hearing Every Single Voice: Consensus, Voting, and Co-op Democracy
The following is a transcript of the video above, from our webinar on “How to Design Democratic Management.” View the full webinar here. Anj Talley: In our bylaws [at Mandela Grocery Cooperative], we have one vote that is required to be unanimous, and that is the vote to hire, Whether or not we’re hiring
The More You Know: Sharing Power by Sharing Information
The following is a transcript of the video above, from our webinar on “How to Design Democratic Management.” View the full webinar here. Nicole Koch: This is really about sharing power and money. In order to share that power, the information has to be there, so that people know how to get involved
Indigenous Creators Call for Infrastructure
Image Credit: Zeke Tucker on Unsplash We want to support and amplify our communities, so how do you find the balance as a global market brand and maintain integrity as a Native person? Bethany Yellowtail, Los Angeles Times, November 29, 2018 As the quote from Yellowtail—a Northern Cheyenne fashion designer—attests, Indigenous artists routinely face tensions
Putting the “Social” Back in Social Enterprise: An Evidence-Based Approach
Image Credit: Marten Newhall on Unsplash Social enterprises are for-profit businesses that claim to offer the types of social benefits generally associated with charities, fostering a socially conscious image while making a profit. Familiar examples include TOMS and Warby Parker, but they are not alone: conventional businesses like Amazon and Toyota also strive to project
