10/06/2026
Since 2011, Cincinnati, Ohio has been home to Co-Op Cincy, a unique network of activists and cooperative businesses who are building "an economy that works for all." Co-op Cincy works to transform and provide training and support for diverse and essential worker-owned cooperatives.
Local filmmakers Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young's documentary, "Works for All," is "full of concrete examples of cooperatives at work featuring smart, down to earth worker-owners explaining just why worker ownership works so well and what it means to them. It also does a great job of explaining why and how cooperatives need to work together, of the ways that this kind of work can rejuvenate a community, and of the resources that the group needs to succeed."
Rebecca Henderson, University Professor, Harvard Business School
Join Goosefoot, the filmmakers, and members from local worker-owned cooperatives for a discussion on the benefits and applicability of doing business this way on Whidbey Island.
Register today for the first in our three-part series of free workshops exploring employee ownership in various forms by visiting goosefoot.org/workshops
Works for All: Film & Talk
Thursday, October 15, 12-2 pm
Front Room, Bayview Corner
Free & open to all
(Trailer courtesy Bullfrog Media)
Many of our workshops are available on-line via Goosefoot’s YouTube Channel, so you can watch them at your convenience. All workshops are free and open to the public. RSVPs are encouraged; email [email protected] or use the form on each workshop listing.