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Show filtersMore than a paycheque: How can co-ops offer a better future of work?
Worker-owned businesses in Cincinnati, the UK's Bright Future programme for modern slavery survivors and SEWA in…
SEWA sets out priorities for women’s co-ops ahead of national policy for sector
Key policy asks in the federation's Delhi declaration include simplifying the registration process for women's co-ops
SEWA Co-operative Federation’s journey to empowering informal women workers
International editor Anca Voinea talks to Mirai Chatterjee about Ela Bhatt’s legacy and the role of…
Tributes paid as Sewa founder Ela Bhatt dies at 89
The 'gentle revolutionary' earned accolades around the world for her work, which included the empowerment of…
Co-op innovation summit looks at leadership, millennials and good bosses
One of the biggest challenges in attracting millennials to the sector is a general lack of…
Co-operation in times of crisis: The movement steps up when disaster strikes
From the Lancashire Cotton Famine of the 1860s to the typhoons striking the Philippines in 2021,…
UK co-ops support women co-operators in India through pandemic rebuild
They collectively raised £100,000 last year in response to the spread of the Delta variant in…
Living our co-operative identity to make a sustainable future for all
'Co-operatives focus on long-term sustainability rather than profit for shareholders and wealth creation alone'
Ela Bhatt’s Congress keynote looks to a nurturing economy in 100-mile communities
'The co-operative being a collective, by creating an identity of its own, also establishes the individual…