Film length: 32:06 In Jackson, Mississippi, Cooperation Jackson are building a solidarity economy, anchored by a network of cooperatives and worker-owned, democratically self-managed enterprises. This visionary project not only continues the historic Afro-American struggle for land, but shows how we can all make a just transition to a zero carbon, zero waste economy ourselves.
American Climate Rebels
American Climate Rebels Episode 11: Cooperation Jackson – Building a social and solidarity economy
In 2018, Reel News went on a 14 week tour of North America to look at grassroots struggles around climate change, particularly struggles around a “just transition” from fossil fuels to renewable energy, where workers […]
Construction/Blacklisting
Blacklisted: the book – Official Trailer
Film length: 3:11 The long awaited book by Dave Smith and Phil Chamberlain, “Blacklisted: the secret war between big business and union activists” is finally published in March by New Internationalist. The official book launch […]
Coronavirus
USA: Millions take part in the Mayday2020 People’s Strike
Millions took action in the USA on Mayday against Trump and his allies’ plans to relax the lockdown and put workers’ lives in danger – calling for “No work, no shopping, no rent, no jails”. […]