We are living through multiple crises. Economic and political challenges – from climate catastrophes to corporate dominance – are unfolding at the same time. In this context, international solidarity is […]

Hey everyone!  My name is Raquel Navarro, and I’m your Communications Coordinator at the USFWC.  You may or may not know me personally, but I work behind the scenes on […]

The legal cannabis industry is new and fertile ground for cooperative organizing, offering both opportunities and challenges. In 2024, we launched the Cannabis Co-ops Peer Network, creating space for members […]

As a USFWC Board Director, you’ll get to Be a key part of building the worker co-op movement in this country Network with other co-op and economic justice organizations Travel […]

Taking part in May Day? Share any notes or pictures with comms@usworker.coop so we can feature it! On May 1st, 1886, labor unions in the United States led a general […]

Each year, each office of Congress puts in appropriation requests. In an election year, Members of Congress might be looking for easy wins with constituents – this is an opportunity […]

Caring for our aging loved ones and loved ones with disabilities is fundamental work that has historically been undervalued and exploited.  Union-cooperative-led campaigns like Fair Pay for Homecare are advocating […]

The USFWC is a driving force in ensuring the promise of worker-ownership is accessible to communities of color. Black workers in particular face entrenched barriers to economic security, from the […]

If you’re using your strengths to build a sustainable business that provides for your community, don’t re-invent the wheel. Dalaeja Foreman and the rest of the Co-op Clinic Peer Advisor […]

For worker co-ops to be a force for racial and economic justice, working class communities of color need equitable access to the tools of cooperative development. As interest in worker […]