A native Arizonan, Stephen now resides in Oakland, CA with his husband, daughter, and dog, Chaga. Stephen is a facilitator, accountant, and emeritus worker-owner of A Bookkeeping Cooperative and Thirdroot Community Health Center. Mike is a writer, cyclist, IT consultant, facilitator, and solidarity economy organizer residing in southeast Chicago whose community engagement work has included ride leadership with the Chicago chapter of Red, Bike & Green; editorial and archival oversight for Fultonia; and co-facilitation of Cooperation for Liberation Study & Working Group. One of the closest examples to the approach being suggested here is the work of Robert Axelrod on the evolution of cooperation. It is too early to tell whether these approaches to Al will be more successful in replicating learning, creativity, narasumber koperasi inductive thinking, and so forth than the traditional approaches, but it is already clear that the Emergent Al approach is able to do some things the older approaches couldn't. While this list is far from exhaustive, we hope that it will provide a useful starting point for those wishing to pursue these research opportunities. Here it’s important to find people who are genuinely interested in starting a co-op. This is not necessarily as radical a change from writing "in words" as we are implying here.
Pedro currently work as a cooperative business specialist for the California Center for Cooperative Development in Davis, CA. Pedro has a BS in Philosophy and double minor in professional writing and sociology. I’d ask talk to other work friends who I could interest in learning more about the co-op lifestyle. A cooperative could give its members access to more clients and a broader range of industries. Collect information, clarify needs, and assemble your founding members. The controversy resulted in the calling of an extraordinary members meeting on 18 February 2005. In the meeting, DATEV members voted to amend the existing co-operative statute by a majority of 86.5% and the approval and support of the IDA to allow for the provision of software directly to end clients. The initial "in-house" software was based on the IBM operating system known as OS/2. Over the past 20 years, Jonah has built deep, collaborative relationships; developed new nonprofits, cooperative businesses, and collaboratives; worked in restaurants, food pantries, and farms; and helped to grow racial equity in our food system. While there, brandon served on the executive committee and was a farm anchor of Freedom Farms Cooperative.
He is also a board member of the New Economy Coalition, US Solidarity Economy Network and Illinois Worker Cooperative Alliance (Steering Committee). She is a member of the Philadelphia-based feminist collective Comadre Luna where she develops media that focuses on gender justice, anti-racism, and empowerment for Latinx women. He has coordinated campaigns bringing together labor, community, faith, racial justice, student, climate, and immigrant groups. Through all of the above, his work brings people together to understand and experiment with their individual and mutual roles in bringing about the liberation of all people. Shared clients bringing in our unique specialties to the project. If you’re a USFWC Developer Member or Federation Partner, we’re already looking out for clients to refer your way. Pedro’s experience includes 7 years as a worker member with Arizmendi Bakery and Pizzeria where he was involved in board governance, recruitment & training, evaluations, and bakery operations. She is a founding worker-owner member of Colmenar Cooperative Consulting.
Annie Winkler worked for 12 years at Real Pickles Cooperative where they cut their teeth on bylaw and policy creation during the conversion to worker-coop in 2012. Governance, facilitation, humane resources, and community building are their passions, along with financial literacy and production efficiency. Eternity -- perfect for the demo community. She collaborated with many community FM radio stations in Mexico and in the U.S. During her 5 years as Membership Director at the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives Ana Martina developed an in-depth understanding of the landscape of workplace democracy across the U.S. He has prepared and delivered testimony before the New York State Assembly and the New York City Council on issues facing worker cooperatives and small businesses. Federation of Worker Cooperatives, Democracy at Work Institute, the New York City Network of Worker Cooperatives, and other community-based organizations. He was a 2018 BALLE Local Economy Fellow, 2017 Democracy at Work Institute Cooperative Network Fellow, 2016 Democracy at Work Institute Worker Cooperative Developer Fellow, Food Solutions New England Network Leadership Institute graduate, and Sustainable Food System Leadership Institute graduate.
