Ecolution #2: Collectives

10/16/2020
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We talked with Angela Dawson, founder of a hemp farm co-op based in Central Minnesota.

Ecolution reporting made possible by Seward Co-op. Seward Co-op has been a community-owned grocer since 1972. Together, we continue to cultivate a cooperative economy.

In our first clip from the Angela Dawson interview, she talked about why
40 Acre Co-op needed to be created.
Angela talked about what the co-op model offers.
What does it mean to have a feminized hemp plant and industry?
Why a co-op? Why Super Woman? What can we do to support Black farmers?

Ecolution Series #2

Collectives #1: What
Collectives #2: Who

Collectives #3: How
Collectives #4: What Next?

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