NASCO Institute 2016

Session materials from “Capitalism, Conditions, & Consciousness - Part 2,” presented by Shay O'Reilly at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Capitalism, Conditions, & Consciousness - Part 1,” presented by Shay O'Reilly at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Living Our Values: Stories and Strategies to Build Community Wealth,” presented by Annie Sullivan-Chin, Paul Chander, Maggie Cohn, Dr. Jessica Gordon Nembhard, Jonathan Rosenthal, and Steve Dubb at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Anti-Oppression and Fair Housing Law,” presented by Rek Kwawer at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Addressing Sexual Trauma & Abuse Within Our Communities - Part 2,” presented by Jess Harman at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Addressing Sexual Trauma & Abuse Within Our Communities - Part 1,” presented by Jess Harman at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Games and Theories: An Experiential Examination of Cooperation vs. Competition,” presented by Paxus Calta and Maximus Thaler at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Brewing Together: Building the Cooperative Brewery,” presented by Matthew Bendure at NASCO Institute 2016. –

Session materials from “Fundraising for Financial Sustainability,” presented by Syd Burke and Kim Garmany at NASCO Institute 2016. – This financial sustainability presentation will introduce participants to multiple options for diversifying revenue streams for their co-op organization. Topics will include identifying and building a case for needs, grassroots fundraising events, peer-to-peer and capital campaigns, maximizing alumni support, and identifying foundation and government grants. There will be space for discussion and questions.

Session materials from “Creating a New Co-op – 2 - The Development Process, Part 2,” presented by Mark Fick and Corrigan Nadon-Nichols at NASCO Institute 2016. – This course will provide an overview of the development process from initial ideas to moving in to a property. We will explore the many right (and a few wrong) ways to create a new housing coop, with extra focus on the initial steps: creating a collective vision, organizing your development team, and making a roadmap. This is a two-part course that sets the foundation for the "Creating a New Co-op" series.