Unlearning With CoFED

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Reimagining Co-ops

Children are being separated from their parents at the Mexico-U.S. border and kept in cages. The U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision against union dues is a fatal blow to one of the last remaining mechanisms working-class communities have against…

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Decolonization

Our latest #UnlearningWithCoFED is about decolonization.

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Prison Labor

In this #UnlearningWithCoFED post, we’ll be exploring the…

#UnlearningWithCoFED — College & Inequality

We’re told colleges are a pathway out of poverty, but what if they’re perpetuating inequality?

This #UnlearningWithCoFED post focuses on how co-ops can counter the role of ‘higher education’ institutions in upholding white…

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Class and classism

Welcome to the 4th edition of the #UnlearningWithCoFED series! This time around, we’re focusing on class and classism as a way to ground before the national immigrants’ strike on Monday (May Day or International Worker’s Day).

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Racism

What does racism have to do with co-ops?

The third installment of #UnlearningWithCoFed is about racism.

As a reminder, here’s how we define unlearning: a continuous process of questioning what and how we’ve been taught so that…

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Diversity

Can co-ops commit to diversity without tokenization?

This #UnlearningWithCoFED post focuses on diversity.

As a reminder, here’s how we define unlearning: a continuous process of questioning what and how we’ve been taught…

#UnlearningWithCoFED — Ungovernable

What does noncooperation mean to you?

Welcome to our new #UnlearningWithCoFEDseries! (Editors note: For the purposes of reaching a wider audience, CoFED is transferring this email series to Medium. This content is from an email blast that…