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Welcome to the primary center of our Resource Hub! What’s here is by no means comprehensive, but neither is it brief. We’ve built this library this way on purpose, in order to allow you to follow a spiral of learning, dip in and out, and return many times over to potentially just engage with one or two things at a time and know there’s no urgency, or even ability, to complete everything that’s here. The hope is whatever you connect with, it leaves you with a richer understanding.
Anticapitalism
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How to Be an Anticapitalist Today by Erik Olin Wright
The Cognitive Dissonance of "Getting Rich" and Imagining a Better "American Dream" on The Money with Katie Show
Capitalism is Killing Us and Our Work Won't Love Us Back on Movement Memos
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Half Past Capitalism podcast
Post Capitalism w/ Alnoor Ladha on Upstream
Building a business that resists capitalism (w/ Bear Hebert) episode on Wider Roots podcast
Jocelyn K. Glei: The Tyranny of Urgency on Hurry Slowly
Treating Humans Like Humans: It Works on Let's Make Work Human
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Creativity Under Capitalist newsletter
Creativity in the Time of Capitalism newsletter
I want more money: an inconvenient truth for an anti-capitalist by Dana Miranda
Breaking Up with Capitalism by Marjorie Kelly
“All Parasites Have Value” by Tara McMullin
does ANYONE take out the trash here?!? by MK Zariel
Anticapitalist and Care-Oriented Business Frameworks
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Embracing an Equitable Sliding Scale essay by Britt Hawthorne
The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice essay by Alexis J. Cunningfolk
How to Make the Sliding Scale Better for You + Your Clients essay by Alexis J. Cunningfolk
The Sliding Scale: How To Implement a Sliding Price Scale Online essay by Alexis J. Cunningfolk
Sliding Scale: Why, How, and Sorting Out Who essay by Hadassah Damien
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Tiny Biz Letters newsletter series by Nic Antoinette
Reimagining retirement essay by Nic Antoinette
A mid-year mini financial review essay by Jen Carrington
Failure to launch essay by Cody Cook-Parrott
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For the Worldbuilders podcast
Whiskey Fridays podcast
Off the Grid podcast
Are “Enough Numbers”, Enough? Balancing Our Nervous System, Values and Business Growth on For the Worldbuilders
Worker Cooperatives and Labor Initiatives
Solidarity Economy and Wealth Redistribution
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What is social justice philanthropy post by Resource Generation
Transformative Investment Principles post by Resource Generation
Invest in the Solidarity Economy Now! zine by Chordata Capital
Economics for Emancipation: A Course on Capitalism, Solidarity and How We Get Free
Just Transition Investment Framework: Shifting Capital and Power to Build the Regenerative Economy
Social Movement Investing Framework by Center for Economic Democracy
Just Transition: Liberating Finance to Build a Better World by Nonprofit Quarterly
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Upstream podcast
Economics for Emancipation four-part series by Center for Economic Democracy
“Resist & Build”: Discussing the Solidarity Economy (w/ Emily Kawano) podcast episode on Next System Podcast
Amrita Wassan: Shifting Power Towards the Solidarity Economy on Next Economy Now
What if we shifted to a not-for-profit economy? on From What If to What Next
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Community Solidarity and Trauma Resilience
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Resilient Roots & Canopies of Community Stewardship: A Framework for Housing & Climate Policy by Right to the City
No One is Disposable: Everyday Practices of Prison Abolition videos by Barnard Center for Research of Women
Resilience Based Organizing & Translocal Organizing by Movement Generation
Skin, Tooth, and Bone: The Basis of Movement is Our People disability justice primer by Sins Invalid
Spoon Theory by Christine Miserandino
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Cultivating Regenerative Livelihoods course by Gaia Education
How to share: 300 guides to help your community thrive resource guide library by Shareable
Language Justice Toolkit for Organizers by Right to the City
Renter Power Assembly guide by Right to the City
How to Build Language Justice guide by Antena Aire
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When You Live Your Values Every Day, There's No Need for Activist Guilt by Devon Price
How to resist authoritarianism without fully losing your mind by D.L. Mayfield
How We Get Through This by Ijeoma Oluo
The revolution starts by building with poor folks in your own backyard by Ayesha Khan, Ph.D
Fighting, for I love humanity by Ruth Noemi Bendel
Build Worlds Not Jails by Raechel Anne Jolie
The Responsibility of Witnesses to Genocide by Jennifer Lynn Kelly
Our assignment here on earth: each other by Shira Erlichman
Supporting the Suicidal No Matter What by Devon Price
Bearing Witness by Michelle Tea
work worth doing. by Raechel Anne Jolie
White Supremacy Culture by Tema Okun
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Building Relationship Care and Structures
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Get Shit Done Club by Nic Antoinette
Landscapes co-writing group by Cody Cook-Parrott
Rec Room co-recreation group by Evan Bergen
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The infinite shapes of being kin by Nic Antoinette
How People Are Making Friendship Work Right Now by Anne Helen Petersen
I Regret What's In My Camera Roll by Total Rec
I miss my friends by Vanessa Friedman
Befriending neighbors and beneighboring friends by Elan Ullendorff
On the things we owe each other on Broadening from the Margins newsletter
lil bby experiments: 🐔 sharing 🥚 surplus by jordyn middlebrooks
Questioning What's Better by Tara McMullin
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From What If to What Next? podcast
Hurry Slowly podcast
How We Question Societal Norms with Toi Smith on This Is How We Care
How We Show Up with Mia Birdsong on Upstream
The One Question to Finally Let Go of Control with ALOK on We Can Do Hard Things
Polycrisis, Climate Collapse, and Eco-solidarity
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Planet Critical newsletter
Collapse Awareness by Carmen Spagnola
On catabolic collapse by John Michael Greer
Duende: From Scream to Song at the Edge of Insanity by Rachel Donald
We’re All Preppers Now by Margaret Killjoy
The existential crisis of a 30-hour power outage by Nic Antoinette
heat waves, the climate crisis, and me by lala thaddeus
To Survive Climate Catastrophe, Look to Queer and Disabled Folks on Yes Magazine
The mainstream climate framework is only making things worse by Peter Gelderloos
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Breaking Down Collapse podcast
Building Up Resilience podcast
Crip Resilience is Nature's Brilliance episode on Into the Crip Universe
Margaret Wheatley: An episode on civilization collapse on Wild with Sarah Wilson
Nate Hagens: On the “Great Simplification” on Wild with Sarah Wilson
Zoe, The Leftist Prepper on Struggle Care
Bridging Connection
Because of the continual influx of content, sometimes incredible, thoughtful takes get seen and then don’t have a platform to return to later. Rather than always having to stumble upon great writing the week it’s written or miss it entirely, we wanted to gather together resources that have made us think or feel less alone so anyone can find them well after they’ve been published. This is a starting place that we’ll grow over time, and if there are resources that stop you in your tracks, tell us so we can share them here too!
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