Cooperation Denton
Social ecology organization building communal solidarity block by block in North Texas.
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Individuals
$2,218.12 USD since Apr 2021
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$1,178 USD since Apr 2021
$950 USD since Dec 2021
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$95 USD since Jun 2023
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$34,325.24 USD since Apr 2021
$26,473.36 USD since Oct 2022
$34 USD since Mar 2024
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Arandena
$1,178 USD
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$2 USD
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Housing Village
$29,003 USD
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$1,200 USD
Jeffrey
$950 USD
Mutual Aid Co...
$855 USD
Ian Campbell
$535 USD
Aislynn Cm
$500 USD
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About
Who We Are
Vision
As Cooperation Denton we envision a world where humankind is globally organized in non-hierarchical communities of directly democratic assemblies and confederations in symbiotic relationships with each other and with the natural world.
Mission
Aims
- Support the organizing of "neighborhood pods" - hyperlocal coordinations of neighbors aimed at shared resiliency - and encourage pods to take decisions together on the issues that affect them through assemblies.
- Support the confederation of these pods to establish directly democratic power in Denton.
- Cultivate a cooperative spirit and culture of neighborly interdependence on each block
- Help our communities move from dependency on markets and the state by growing the solidarity economy
- Support the establishment of similar communities of practice in other municipalities of the Dallas Fort-Worth area.
- Confederate with other directly democratic municipal assemblies to establish dual power regionally and around the world.