Circle B

Children

~Cooperation Santa Barbara~
~Cooperation Santa Barbara~, Aim, Driver, Question?
~Cooperation Santa Barbara~, Financial
~Cooperation Santa Barbara~, Goals
~Cooperation Santa Barbara~, Grants
A 10 - 15 minute presentation about this work at the last session of SoLT 17
A brief history of Cooperation Santa Barbara
A movement that is anti-capitalistic
A plan for the adoption and implimentation of sociocracy by CSB
A plan for training current and future CSB members in sociocracy
A proposed organizational design including aims and domains of circles for CSB
Anna Maria Labuda
Build a transformative solidarity economy
Circle B, Aim
Circle B, Background
Circle B, Members
Circle B, Objective
Circle B, Products/ Key Results
Dayna Barnes
Deb Cooper
Grants, Approved
Grants, Rejected
Grants, Submitted
Grants, Work-In-Progress
How do we get the group off on a right footing now?
How does sociocracy work for large cooperatives?
In order to give more clarity to SBCoop, we need to define the processes for becoming a member, name the benefits of joining, define expected financial and volunteer contributions of members (with scale and flexibility built in to allow for ease of participation), and to clarify our governance process
Jerry Koch-Gonzalez (SOFA Teacher)
Kevin Walsh
Macelino Sepulveda
Pia Rohn
Providing for community wealth and wellbeing, Based in social and enviornmental justice
Thinking with an eye towards long-term sustainability - How do we prevent burnout?
To transform our social relations away from accumulations
We are also seeking to organize a cooperative ‘hub’ for networking and building a local alternative-solidarity economy
We are seeking to steer our community to build a cooperative organization that supports, empowers, and promotes the development and growth of local business cooperative ventures
William A McGrath

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