This edition: Catastrophes, Cooperatives, and Capital
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Original tape date: October 18, 2018. First aired: November 16, 2018.In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, something unexpected rose up out of the devastation in the Rockaways-- worker-owned businesses.
Six years later, we get an update from Lorena Giron and Brendan Martin of The Working World, an organization focused on starting and sustaining cooperatives in low-income communities. We also hear from noted Marxist geographer and anthropologist, David Harvey.
Guest List
Lorena Giron Field Coordinator, The Working World
Brendan Martin Executive Director, The Working World
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