The US Federation of Worker Cooperatives hosts this monthly webinar for groups and people at the very early stages of their worker cooperative project. The webinar describes key steps toward getting off the ground, and where problems often occur. It includes chapters on building your group's democratic capacity, business, and environment of support, in a participatory conversational format. Attendees are offered 30 minutes of free consulting after the webinar from the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives!

The USFWC Co-op Clinic invites you to attend Skill Up!, a half-day virtual technical assistance and training summit for worker-owners, cooperatives, and support organizations. Come grow your knowledge and skills in one of three workshop tracks led by experts from the Co-op Clinic’s network of peer advisors.

Come grow your knowledge and skills in one of three 2-hour, 2-part workshop tracks. Workshop tracks include:

Flow Like Water: Worker Co-op Finance 101
Here for it: Building Capacity for Conflict
So you want to offer worker benefits: Where do you begin?

Hosted by Robert Kelleman, the founder/director of the non-profit community organization Washington, DC History & Culture. During this event you will get the opportunity to travel back in time and hear the classic Motown songs of Marvin Gaye.


Marvin Gaye was an American singer, songwriter, and record producer. He helped to shape the sound of Motown in the 1960s, first as an in-house session player and later as a solo artist with a string of hits, earning him the nicknames "Prince of Motown" and "Prince of Soul".

Brought to you by Resist & Build's SE Narrative Circle, the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network, Shareable and the New Economy Coalition. This webinar series on The Imaginal Cells of the Solidarity Economy will showcase the myriad ways that solidarity economy practices are providing models and pathways to build a more cooperative, democratic, equitable, and sustainable world--one in which many worlds fit.

Brought to you by the City of Austin Economic Development, In this webinar, you will learn what it means to be a values-focused business and practice cooperative principles. You will hear about the basics of starting a worker-owned business and look at some examples of start-up planning, and discuss the benefits and challenges worker co-ops face from launching to doing business.

The Black Women in Cybersecurity Initiative (BWiC) is a new initiative to promote gender and racial equity in Tech by working to increase the number of Black women in Cybersecurity. In partnership with The Links, Incorporated, the Black Women in Cyber Initiative is the new program by OHUB that will work to advance the number and proportion of Black women in the field of cybersecurity. The initiative will provide early exposure, expert-led training, employer-recognized certificates, and resources that will prepare women for the high-growth field of cybersecurity.

Learn and gain the skills you need to kickstart your career in cybersecurity with the Black Women in Cyber Masterclass Series!

The Martha's Vineyard Black Business Day Tour is an exciting opportunity for BECMA and Boston Ujima Project members to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and embark on an adventure to explore the beautiful Island of Martha’s Vineyard while supporting black-owned businesses.

Last month, Bikes Not Bombs community came together for the first ride in their Unity in Community series: Thawing & Blooming. This month, they are excited to build on that energy and enthusiasm. Please join Bikes Not Bombs on Saturday, May 20th, 2023 from 11 AM to 1 PM at Bikes Not Bombs’ Hub in Jamaica Plain for our second Unity Ride!

At Bikes Not Bombs, we recognize that bike access may be an issue, and we are grateful that Bluebikes has offered free Adventure Passes for anyone wanting to join. Use the code UNITYRIDE2 in the Bluebikes mobile app for a free daily Adventure Pass.

Unbreakable Solidarity is a course for anyone who is interested in or active in social justice and working class politics and wants to: deepen your understanding of the root causes of economic & political inequality, develop or enhance your organizing skills for more effective engagement, get spiritual nourishment to sustain yourself, and consider within a like-minded group how to have more impact and grounding in your work for social change.

Arts & Democracy and Naturally Occurring Cultural Districts NY (NOCD-NY) present Cultural Organizing for Community Change, a parallel in-person and virtual event on Sunday, May 21st!

Join fellow organizers, artists, media makers, and policy makers to learn effective ways to deepen your work and engage your creativity in organizing for community change. The day will include a cultural organizing framework, hands on skill building workshops, case studies from across NYC and beyond, and networking and resources.

Solidarity economy movements are people-powered forces to protect what matters most, and draw on tools and traditions within many lineages, making them accessible to any community, anywhere. Join People's Hub to explore what a solidarity economy movement is, how it works, and ways we can stay oriented to movement-building even as we navigate against the tides of capitalism and oppression.

Have you been searching for the right online community for you? Join Black Family Business for their first monthly networking event for a safe space to network, laugh and have fun. Come as you are - from the comfort of your bed or living room.

The US Federation of Worker Cooperatives hosts this monthly webinar for groups and people at the very early stages of their worker cooperative project. The webinar describes key steps toward getting off the ground, and where problems often occur. It includes chapters on building your group's democratic capacity, business, and environment of support, in a participatory conversational format. Attendees are offered 30 minutes of free consulting after the webinar from the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives!

GBCC is hosting training for volunteer child carers on Sunday June 11, 2023 from 1-4PM. We would love for you to come! The training will be held at the Old Oak Dojo at 14 Chestnut Place, Jamaica Plain.

The training will cover learning more about the Greater Boston Childcare Collective, sharpening your childcare skills, and building community. Lunch will be provided. The Dojo is wheel-chair accessible, although there is a gravel path with a slight incline to negotiate.