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Worker-owned Cooperatives, Public Banking & Reduced Work Hours Can Transform Our Economy
Date:
Monday, September 20, 2021
Time:
7:00 PM
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8:30 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author:
Human Agenda
Email:
Phone:
408-759-9571
Location Details:
Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/y3co6skj
4th Annual Break the Mold Conference of Human Agenda
How Worker-owned Cooperatives, Public Banking & Reduced Work Hours Can Transform Our Economy
The Vision of Human Agenda on an Equitable and Livable Economy
Public Banking:
* Trinity Tran, Co-founder & Lead Organizer, California Public Banking Alliance, Public Bank LA, & Divest LA
* Nick Cortez, Chair, California Progressive Alliance & Co-chair, South Bay Progressive Alliance
Co-ops:
* Mo Manklang, Policy Director, U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives
* Kirk Vartan, Co-founder & General Manager, A Slice of New York Cooperative
Reduced Work Hours:
* John de Graaf, National Director, Beauty for All & Former Director, Take Back Your Time Movement
* Amy Lee, Executive Director, Jubilee Immigration Advocates in San Francisco
BREAK THE MOLD seeks institutional alternatives that are truly democratic, equitable, cooperative, kind and sustainable – the DECKS values of Human Agenda.
Sponsored by Human Agenda
How Worker-owned Cooperatives, Public Banking & Reduced Work Hours Can Transform Our Economy
The Vision of Human Agenda on an Equitable and Livable Economy
Public Banking:
* Trinity Tran, Co-founder & Lead Organizer, California Public Banking Alliance, Public Bank LA, & Divest LA
* Nick Cortez, Chair, California Progressive Alliance & Co-chair, South Bay Progressive Alliance
Co-ops:
* Mo Manklang, Policy Director, U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives
* Kirk Vartan, Co-founder & General Manager, A Slice of New York Cooperative
Reduced Work Hours:
* John de Graaf, National Director, Beauty for All & Former Director, Take Back Your Time Movement
* Amy Lee, Executive Director, Jubilee Immigration Advocates in San Francisco
BREAK THE MOLD seeks institutional alternatives that are truly democratic, equitable, cooperative, kind and sustainable – the DECKS values of Human Agenda.
Sponsored by Human Agenda
For more information:
http://www.humanagenda.net
Added to the calendar on Fri, Sep 3, 2021 10:53PM
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