This Thursday, we’re going to try something new.
Rather than dispersing after the event ends, we’re going to have food on hand from Colorado’s own Moonshell Cooperative, which specializes in delectable pizza and much more. Stick around for food from Moonshell and, as always, drinks from our hosts at Trident. Let’s turn the event into an opportunity for building community.
We’ll be hearing from Jessica Gordon Nembhard, the foremost historian of Black solidarity economies in US history—at a worker-owned venue, with a cooperative caterer. You might have noticed a theme.
Registration is almost full, but due to a few cancellations, a couple spots just opened here. There is still plenty of space open for next month’s talk with the great poet and philosopher Fred Moten—register today.
If this model works, we’ll make it a habit.
Support San Lázaro!
In other news, several of us are supporting the effort among our neighbors to turn their San Lázaro mobile home park into a resident-owned cooperative. Learn about their struggle in Boulder Reporting Lab, and learn how to provide much-needed donations on the residents’ website.
This Saturday, you can get to know San Lázaro and support the effort by attending the community’s Garage Sale Fundraiser.