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Mar 2009
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Monitor Group
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Green Rehabilitation of Multifamily Rental Property
Getting Started with Green Preservation: An Introduction to Issues and Resources for Greening Existing Affordable Housing
Melissa Hoover
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C-W Interview
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Cooperatives (Co-ops)
Melissa Hoover, Founding Executive Director of the United States Federation of Worker Cooperatives, discusses the state of the worker cooperative movement in this wide-ranging C-W.org Interview. Among the topics covered: the challenges of building a member-financed trade association, the growing diversity within the movement, the search for ways to fill capital gaps, and the challenges of developing democratic workplaces in an economy dominated by non-democratic ownership forms.
Hilary Abell
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Resource type:
C-W Interview
Sector:
Cooperatives (Co-ops)
Hilary Abell has served at Executive Director of Women's Action to Gain Economic Security (WAGES), an incubator of green housecleaning worker co-ops in the San Francisco Bay Area, since 2003. At present, the WAGES network includes five worker co-ops that provide living wages and business ownership for their largely Latina workforce of 85 worker-owners. WAGES is also working to expand the model beyond the Bay Area. In this C-W.org Interview, Abell discusses the challenges of putting the principles of worker ownership into practice and efforts underway to expand the WAGES model beyond its northern California base.