July 2023 Newsletter

Volume 15 Issue 7

CWCF News & Events

CWCF CONFERENCE 2023: STRONGER TOGETHER

November 14-16 in Quebec City, QC at the Monastère des Augustines. which is a yoga retreat, and wellness - conference centre.


Check out our Conference page for info on some of our key presenters, including our keynote speaker, former ICA director-general Bruno Roelants.

APPLY NOW FOR WORKER CO-OP ACADEMY

The CWCF Worker Co-op Academy is an online training program that coaches start-up groups through the process of developing and launching their worker co-op enterprises in a supportive cohort, with the help of experienced co-op developers. Next cohort starts early September 2023. Groups of three or more with a business concept are encouraged to apply now.


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CO-OP MIXER SASKATOON

Register now for this free, in-person event Wednesday, August 2nd.

NEW BC/YUKON DIRECTOR

CWCF welcomes Chris Nichols of Vancouver's Wood Shop Workers' Co-op to its board.

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CWCF AGM: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS AND RESOLUTIONS

Nominations for the CWCF board and resolutions are requested by September 15, 2023.

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CWCF WELCOMES NEW STAFF MEMBER

Ven Drake will be assisting with the management of CWCF's website.

CMC AWARDS


Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada (CMC) is proud to announce the winners of the annual CMC Awards for 2023. Both CWCF (for the JEDI Initiative of the Year) and our member SSG (for the Environmental Initiative of the Year) received awards!

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CMC CONGRESS

CWCF staff participated in three days of informative and insightful sessions, activities, and discussions with various leaders and representatives from the co-operative sector, as well as other allies.

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DID YOU KNOW?


CWCF is seeing an ambitious, results-driven, bilingual Executive Assistant to support the Executive Director and other staff.
Apply now.

From the CWCF Blog

WHAT WORKER CO-OPS CAN LEARN FROM SSG

Like other worker co-ops, SSG has grappled with questions over its size, vision, and values over the years.

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LES LEÇONS DE SSG POUR LES COOPÉRATIVES DE TRAVAIL


Jeremy Murphy, membre de longue date, a récemment fait part des réflexions de SSG à cet égard tout au long de son parcours.

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NANAIMO CO-OP DOES YEOMAN'S WORK

Yeomen Tree Service's conversion to a co-op allowed founder Ben Geselbracht to stay involved while sharing the responsibilities.

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Worker Co-op/ Other Co-op News

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INTERNATIONAL


The Canadian Worker Co-operative Federation (CWCF) is a national, bilingual grassroots membership organization of and for worker

co-operatives, related types of co-operatives (multi-stakeholder co-ops and worker-shareholder co-ops), and organizations that support the growth and development of worker cooperatives. CWCF's e-newsletter is available free of charge to anyone with an e-mail address and an interest in worker co-operative developments in Canada. Please send comments, suggestions, or news about your co-op to:  


Kenzie Love

Editor of the CWCF Newsletter 

admin@canadianworker.coop

(403) 276-8250 

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