3 Column

  he board of NWCDC will be holding its annual retreat in Portland this year from April 12-13. As part of that event, they will also be hosting the April […]

Fostering community economic development through the cooperative business model Marketing & Acquisitions Specialist (Worker Co-op Conversions) Company Overview NWCDC, a 501c3 non-profit, provides education and technical assistance to workers, producers, […]

“The case of MSA may be uncommon, but it is not unique. There are around three dozen worker-owned businesses in Washington, active in just about every sector of the economy […]

Pulse Wellness Cooperative Expands Local Mental Health Initiatives Pulse Wellness Cooperative (PWC) recently announced its groundbreaking shift from a privately-owned therapy practice to a worker-owned cooperative. Formerly Pulse Wellness, LLC, […]

Puget Sound Food Hub Cooperative is excited to announce the launch of our recruitment campaign for a Financial Controller to join our dynamic farmer-owned cooperative! This position will play a […]

The Northwest Cooperative Development Center (NWCDC) praises the passage of Senate Bill 5096 Employee Ownership by the Washington Legislature and thanks Governor Inslee for signing it into law! Sponsored by […]

Over the past couple of years, the International Cooperative Alliance, an NGO that represents over 1 billion co-op members worldwide, has been working to revise the Statement on the Cooperative […]

This sale benefits the Permaculture Rising Nursery Collective.  All plants are $10, unless noted.  These are larger plants. We can offer quantity discounts if needed.  Please get in touch to […]

In anticipation of the e-book coming February 1, you can read the case study on the 5 Washington Homecare Cooperatives now! https://cleo.rutgers.edu/articles/just-health-case-studies-of-worker-cooperatives-in-health-and-care-sectors/