Trying to focus some attention on SHIFT CHANGE by KPBS in San Diego. Submitted a request. Fingers crossed!

cheers,
dan

I live in Lincoln, NE.

I’ll donate if it’s coming.

I also want to get it played at our local indie/college/artsy theater – the Mary Ripma Ross Theater.

I honestly don’t expect a huge response, locally. The whole worker owned movement is such a slowly growing grass roots movement that seems to be born of necessity (aka POVERTY – “necessity is the mother of invention”).

But I can (probably) make it roll locally (as far as putting “Shift Change” available to the public) from my own limited (just-a-native-born-local) way – I hope.

Please reply!

I encourage you all strongly to document the Emilian co-ops, especially social co-ops involved in social care (See Ch. 5 in Humanizing the Economy, by John Restakis). Given aging U.S. demographics and un/under-employment, we should reflect deeply on market opportunities, with institutional allies, to develop together needed social care co-ops. Perhaps documentation could explore: a.) Italian governmental collaboration, and, b.)Cooperative Home Care Associates (NY City, http://www.chcany.org). Perhaps this could parallel your good documentation of Cleveland, Ohio initiatives, with anchor institutions. Thanks.