Sustainable Economies Law Center

10/06/2026

A heartfelt thanks to all the resident vendors, our loving network that filled the gaps, and the public who turned out to see what all the buzz was about at the Swap & Sale Revival Hall this last weekend ❤️‍🔥

CLT and PREC residents WE ARE ROOTED!

By sharing and exchanging our gifts WE THRIVE!

This past weekend was a beautiful demonstration of that truth.

09/29/2026

RSVP 🔗 IN BIO ✨ Why is transitioning to shared leadership easier for some organizations than others? In the first training in the series, Hope Mohr will guide us through a checklist of variables impacting organizational capacity for the transition to shared leadership. Using specific examples, the training will consider questions around sequencing your transition and explore especially tricky challenges for nonprofits, including funder relations and navigating the role of the Board. Resources offered will include a self-assessment tool to bring back to your team.

09/16/2026

Join us Saturday & Sunday Oct 3rd/4th Revival Hall for a Swap & Sale! Bring cash or something to trade! This event will be hosted by Residents of Community Controlled Housing. ROOTED - WE THRIVE TOGETHER 🌱🐝

09/06/2026

Re-posting this from our friends at Wood Street Commons - please come through if you can!

06/23/2026

🔗 in bio! Join us on Monday July 6th at 1:00PM PT for Interdependence Week! Staff Attorney Dorian Payán is hosting an MCLE Webinar on How to Change Our Relationship to Land.

In this webinar, we’ll grapple with questions like:
What does it mean to democratize land access, truly? In what ways does property law shape and perhaps even limit our imagination? If we are committed to Indigenous rematriation, constructive reparations, and life-affirming labor, what would have to change? and more!

06/23/2026

Join us next month for this new MCLE offering!

There is an exciting movement for democratizing land access afoot. Many are even drawing on the historical legacy of integral land reform, and asking what it would take to do the same in California. What does it mean to democratize land access, truly? In what ways does property law shape and perhaps...

06/02/2026

✨The new office is still buzzing with this energy ✨ Thank you to all the old friends, comrades, clients, friends, and family who came out last week. Stay up on all we’re doing here by signing up for our newsletter (🔗in bio) We’re sharing recordings and resources from last months events in this months newsletter and more.

05/27/2026

Meet , a Bay Area worker-owned operation turning waste into wonder. They cultivate Shiitakes, Lion’s Mane, Oysters, and more. Alongside the mushroom cultivation, they’re building soil rich compost for sale to the wider public. Urban land stewardship, food sovereignty, and worker ownership are a powerful combination that deserves far more recognition. That’s why we’re giving 10% of all donations from our campaign to Huitlaco Mushrooms. Donate 🔗 in bio.

05/16/2026

We moved! 🔑 We’ee very excited to be joining the community at Preservation Park in downtown Oakland. If you want to see our new spot, come to our office warming and community party Friday May 29th. We’ll have food, music, and fun for the whole family. RSVP 🔗 in bio.

05/13/2026

✨Come learn how the Law Center takes care of itself✨This session will introduce the outside world to our Internal Resilience Circle and its various functions/roles. RSVP 🔗 in bio.

This event will answer the following questions:

How does the IR circle strengthen the organization?

How does the IR circle fit into the larger architecture of the organization?

What purpose does it serve in the organization in lieu of an HR role?