We’re very excited that the City of Boston, from the Mayor’s office to the City Council, is getting fired up about cooperatives. Today is the City Council’s hearing on co-ops, and we will be there giving testimony on the economic impact of cooperatives to our city. If you’d like to read more, check out our new resource, The Case for Cooperatives as a Local Economic Development Strategy. It has links to all the most recent research from the US and abroad.
UPDATE: DIRECTIONS TO HOUGHTON’S POND: We are using Picnic Area 5, which is on the West side of Houghton’s Pond, off Blue Hill River Rd. USE
Click here to apply Boston Center for Community ownership is partnering with Codman Square NDC, with support from the City of Boston, to launch a new
About the position: BCCO seeks to hire a Co-op Organizer who has experience with bookkeeping and small business support, and would like to continually expand
The City of Boston has launched a Worker Cooperative Initiative in concert with Mayor Walsh’s efforts to expand support for small businesses and entrepreneurs, and
