Co-op Power Hour: What Does Wealth Mean in Westwood?

As Metro Denver undergoes drastic changes, what does it mean to build community wealth? Yessica Holguin is a fellow at the Community Wealth Building Network, where she is working to organize and mobilize cooperative economies, especially in low-income communities of […]

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Co-op Power Hour: Co-operative Law

In this edition of the Co-op Power Hour Jason Wiener speaks with two of the most prominent Colorado co-op attorneys to chronicle Colorado co-op law over the past 40 years – Jim Dean and Linda Phillips.     The Co-op […]

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The Co-op Power Hour: Artists Co-ops

In this edition of the Co-op Power Hour, we talk with members from four Metro Denver artist cooperatives, including Michael and Stephanie Hancock from 5280 Artist Co-op in the Aurora Cultural Arts District; Mark Brasuell from Spark Gallery in the […]

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The Co-op Power Hour: Community Broadband post Net Neutrality

For decades now, municipalities, utility co-ops, and neighborhoods have been providing internet service in remarkable ways, often with little recognition or visibility. But as the federal government ends net-neutrality protections nationally, there is a renewed interest in such alternatives—in internet […]

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Co-op Power Hour: Business incubators for the rest of us

Starting a business is hard, and investor-driven models can incline entrepreneurs to put profit before community. A new generation of cooperative business incubators are changing that — putting the startup process under the control of the businesses themselves. Hosts Nathan […]

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Co-op Power Hour: Shared Ownership in Tech

Today, host Nathan Schneider finds out about worker owned co-operative tech businesses in the Boulder/Denver area.   The tech industry typically celebrates its lone-genius founders, its venture capitalists, and its monopolistic ambitions. But there are many stories that challenge that […]

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