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We educate so you can LEARN the building blocks for economic transformation


Our educational programs help you
organize for the solidarity economy.

To us, popular education is:

01

Participatory

Hands on. Involved. Good learning is a co-production between thoughtful people. Also, it’s way more fun.

02

Practical

You should leave with skills that you can apply now. You’ll get the high-level framework—but also the ability to just do it.

03

Visionary

Together, we’ll imagine the better economy that we can build through these practices—and think through how.

So we've built a couple programs that embody these principles:

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Fundamentals of the Solidarity Economy 

This is a 8 week hands-on learning program that will introduce you to the solidarity economy movement—and help you find your place in it. You’ll leave with: 

A Roadmap

You’ll have a clear strategy for engagement in the local and global solidarity economy movement.

Resources & Tools

You’ll have a better understanding of the resources available, and how to use them to change the system.

A Certificate

You’ll become a member of the SEIZE network and receive a certificate in the Fundamentals of the Solidarity Economy

Meet some of the curriculm's graduates:

Housing Justice Convergence

The Housing Justice Convergence brought together over 280 attendees  from coast to coast for three transformative days, uniting organizers, tenants, researchers, artists, and movement builders in the fight for housing justice. With the support of 36 community partners and contributors, the convergence created a space for collective learning, strategizing, and action through 9 panel discussions, 4 workshops, and 4 caucuses , where we grappled with the challenges of decommodifying housing, resisting displacement, and building tenant power.

Beyond structured sessions, the energy of the movement was palpable in the 4 networking gatherings, 2 walking tours, and 2 social events, strengthening relationships and sparking new collaborations across sectors.

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