In this post, I outline the ways in which I believe that collaboration is a new form of cooperative. I am not going to get too deep into the legal/business aspects of this, however — at least in this post. Let’s get into it!
I adore the Finnish-American cooperative movement. What are some of your favorite cooperatives?
My mom and grandmas always maintained gardens, but as far as simply encountering things to nosh on out in the wild, this pretty much so never happened prior to living in Oulu, Finland. I just wasn’t really in tune with what was available in my communities to eat plant-wise. Part of that was my healthy dose of fear of getting poisoned by eating something not quite edible - I mean that is what happened in books and movies and such!
I don’t have time this week to write a blog post. Without getting too into it, it has been quite the past few weeks filled with good things, accomplishments, and disappointments. Knowing this, I am allowing myself to take a break from the vulnerable work of writing this week. I hope to be able to return to weekly writing next week (although, no promises).
That being said:
I attended a wonderfully thought-provoking and fulfilling event this morning as part of professional and personal development work at the Minnesota Humanities Center. It was entitled: Upholding Traditions - Black Women & Juneteenth with special guest Angela Tate.
