We build libertarian socialist communities by buying land, housing and the means of production which are then owned by the members of these communities. There is no private property within the communities and, therefore, exploitation and suffering that comes with it. Decisions are made through direct democracy with a focus on consensus ensuring that each community member has power over decisions that affect their life. Communities try to establish their own cooperatives in order to finance their development becoming financially independent and sustainable, which allows for their survival and growth. Within communities the gift economy is utilized whenever possible. Each community is a small beacon of socialism within the dark capitalist world showing us how good life can be if only we achieve our goal.
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+Status: {community.status}
+Members: {community.members}
+Contact: {community.contact[1]}
+We create worker cooperatives that embody a transformative business model in which the workers themselves own and democratically control the enterprise. In these cooperatives, each employee has a say in decision-making, and profits are shared based on individual contributions. This participatory structure fosters a sense of ownership, motivation, and job satisfaction among workers, resulting in a more fulfilling and empowering work experience. Moreover, worker cooperatives promote economic equity by distributing profits more equitably among all workers, challenging the concentration of wealth seen in traditional capitalist enterprises.
+Worker cooperatives prioritize the well-being of their workers, striving for fair wages, safe working conditions, and a healthy work-life balance. By placing the needs of workers at the forefront, these cooperatives create supportive and sustainable work environments that promote social cohesion and job security. Furthermore, worker cooperatives adopt long-term perspectives and prioritize the interests of their local communities. With decision-making power vested in the workers themselves, cooperatives are less inclined to pursue short-term profit-maximization strategies that harm workers and communities. Instead, they reinvest their profits locally, contributing to the development and resilience of their communities.
+Name: {coop.name}
+Location: {coop.lcoation}
+Market: {coop.market}
+Workers: {coop.workers}
+Status: {coop.status}
+Website: {coop.website}
+Contact: {coop.contact[1]}
+Description: {coop.description}
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