6 Portraits of the Solidarity Economy

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In a solidarity economy, our needs are met by exchanging goods, services, resources, and knowledge in ways that advance core values of justice, democracy, cooperation, and ecological sustainability. Portraits of the Solidarity Economy is a film series exploring the stories and motivations of New York City's solidarity economy leaders. You can view a map of solidarity organizations and enterprises in NYC and access additional resources at solidaritynyc.org.

Part 1: OurGoods Barter Network

Part 2: Ganas Intentional Community

Part 3: Third Root Community Health Center Worker Cooperative

Part 4: Food Cooperatives

Part 5: LES People's Credit Union

Part 6: Participatory Budgeting in Harlem 

 

www.solidaritynyc.org
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