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Tejiendo Futuros: Mujeres Mayas, Cooperativas y el Espíritu de San Juan La Laguna

En las tierras altas de Guatemala, las cooperativas dirigidas por mujeres en San Juan La Laguna están tejiendo algo más que textiles: están construyendo futuros. Arraigadas en la tradición maya y el cuidado mutuo, estas colectivas empoderan a mujeres indígenas para preservar la cultura, fortalecer economías solidarias y liderar con sabiduría ancestral. Lee más en el blog más reciente de Gabriela Arce.

By |2025-06-16T14:34:47-06:00June 13, 2025|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Tejiendo Futuros: Mujeres Mayas, Cooperativas y el Espíritu de San Juan La Laguna

Weaving Futures: Mayan Women, Cooperatives, and the Spirit of San Juan La Laguna

In the highlands of Guatemala, women-led cooperatives in San Juan La Laguna are weaving more than textiles—they’re crafting futures. Rooted in Mayan tradition and mutual care, these collectives empower Indigenous women to preserve culture, build solidarity economies, and lead with ancestral wisdom. Read more in Gabriela Arce’s latest blog.

By |2025-06-16T14:35:06-06:00June 13, 2025|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Weaving Futures: Mayan Women, Cooperatives, and the Spirit of San Juan La Laguna

New Colorado Legislation Supercharges Employee Ownership with Tax Incentives

Colorado just passed HB25-1021—a landmark law expanding tax incentives for businesses transitioning to employee ownership. Starting in 2027, business owners can subtract capital gains, worker co-ops can deduct up to $1M in income, and nonprofits and advisors are newly eligible for support credits. It’s a major win for inclusive, locally rooted economies and the employee ownership movement.

By |2025-06-06T09:00:23-06:00June 6, 2025|Uncategorized|Comments Off on New Colorado Legislation Supercharges Employee Ownership with Tax Incentives

COOP OF THE MONTH – MAY 2025

Strange Birds is a small, worker-owned marketing cooperative founded by Anna Hetzel (they/them) and Janel Torkington (she/her). Rooted in shared ownership, equal pay, and sustainable practices, they blend strategy and creativity with a values-driven approach—proving business can be joyful, collaborative, and built for people first.

By |2025-06-06T06:49:24-06:00May 29, 2025|Uncategorized|Comments Off on COOP OF THE MONTH – MAY 2025

Mad Markets – Legal Infrastructure for Innovating Impact Investing in Organic Food Systems

At Jason Wiener|p.c., we are honored to work alongside founders who are advancing a more equitable, climate-aligned economy—leaders like Alex Heilman and Phil Taylor, co-founders of Mad Markets. Building on the success of the Mad Cap spin-off from their parent company Mad Agriculture, which has supported over 100 farmers transition to regenerative practices across 30,000 acres, Mad Markets represents an innovative evolution in sustainable agriculture financing. Learn how Mad Markets navigated a tough investment climate to close a transformative deal—and how our team helped design a scalable legal framework to fuel a new era of mission-driven acquisitions in sustainable food through a values-driven investment fund.

By |2025-05-13T14:39:49-06:00May 13, 2025|Cooperatives, Impact Investing, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Mad Markets – Legal Infrastructure for Innovating Impact Investing in Organic Food Systems

COOP OF THE MONTH – APRIL 2025

Comradery Worker Cooperative is a worker-owned platform cooperative empowering independent creators to earn sustainable income through low-fee subscriptions while resisting tech monopolies. With a democratic structure, mutual aid network, and slow-growth model, it builds long-term stability and fosters cooperative organizing across creative industries.

By |2025-04-28T11:08:25-06:00April 28, 2025|Uncategorized|Comments Off on COOP OF THE MONTH – APRIL 2025
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