Tree · Mississippi, USA
Cooperation Jackson
Building economic democracy and worker cooperatives in Jackson, Mississippi
- Climate and Air
- Home and Livelihood
- Community and Voice
Since 2014
A solidarity economy organisation in Jackson, Mississippi, founded in 2014 to advance economic democracy. It builds cooperatives and other worker-owned, democratically run enterprises, alongside a community land trust, mutual aid and political education.
Its projects include the Fannie Lou Hamer Community Land Trust, Freedom Farms Cooperative for agroecology and food, the Kuwasi Balagoon Center for film nights and forums, a Really Really Free Market for mutual aid and exchange, and a cooperative design and print shop in development. It runs a monthly online education series on its Build and Fight Formula and has supported water crisis relief in the city.
What they need
Can you help? We'll take it to them.
- Members and sustaining supporters
- People to spread the word
- People to join local campaigns
What they offer
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- Monthly online education series
- Community events and forums
- Publications on the solidarity economy