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Up and Coming Up and Running Conference

March 1 & 2, with optional in-depth workshops on February 28 Starting a new food co-op, or in your first years of operation? Up and Coming, Up and Running 2013, held in Bloomington, Indiana, offers the resources and connections needed to move new co-ops from dream to reality, ensuring their... Learn more
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Credit unions top banks in new Forbes ratings

Credit unions once again beat banks in new member/customer service ratings released by Forbes . Click here to read more about why customers prefer credit unions to banks. Learn more
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2018 International Day of Cooperatives - July 7

The International Day of Cooperatives is an annual celebration of the cooperative movement happening on the first Saturday of July since 1923 by the International Cooperative Alliance. Cooperators selected the 2018 International Day of Cooperatives (#CoopsDay) slogan: Sustainable societies through... Learn more
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Historic Meeting of ICA and NCBA CLUSA

June 19, 2018 marked a historic meeting between the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA) and the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA (NCBA CLUSA) recognizing the importance of international unification and collaboration to effectively advance the cooperative movement. Held in... Learn more
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A P6 Project – Federal health Federal Credit Union and the VITA Program

Financial Health Federal Credit Union (FHFCU) is creating measurable positive impact in their community though a partnership with the United Way to facilitate six Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) locations around Indianapolis. VITA is a national program of the IRS that offers free tax help to... Learn more
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Cooperative Community Project

As a cooperator, you know the value of co-ops, but not everybody does. A recent study found that 74% of people do not know what a cooperative is , nor do they understand its value. But, when given the definition of that value, 78% of people said they would choose to do business with a co-op. This... Learn more
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Tech co-operatives are leaving the startup rat race behind

CoTech is a network of 30 UK tech businesses that have embraced the co-op model, working on principles of autonomy, equality and democratic control. The 30 tech businesses united under the CoTech banner, range from filmmakers to programmers; they collectively employ more than 250 staff and have... Learn more
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Farm co-ops unite to fight cancer ‘cooperatively’

In 2009, three Ohio-based farm cooperatives planted the seed of a concept: work “cooperatively” to raise $50,000 for breast cancer research. Two additional cooperatives and a fleet of pink propane tankers later, “ Fueling the Cure ” has surpassed the $1 million mark. And it has no plans of stopping... Learn more
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Voices from the Field: Can Co-ops Displace the Gig Economy?

The future of jobs, work, and workplaces is facing rampant transformation. One of the most visible changes has been the rising number of contract workers, who, according to the Freelancers’ Union, number 57.3 million people in the US. That’s 36 percent of all workers! If current trends continue, by... Learn more
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NCBA CLUSA Board of Directors announces next president & CEO

The Board of Directors of the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International (NCBA CLUSA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug O’Brien as NCBA CLUSA’s next president and chief executive officer, effective January 1, 2018, replacing Judy Ziewacz who will retire on December... Learn more
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