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Cooperatives are not just businesses—they are engines of social change. By prioritizing people over profits, promoting equality, empowering marginalized groups, and fostering sustainable practices, cooperatives create positive social impact in the communities they serve. Their focus on collective action, democratic governance, and long-term sustainability makes them vital contributors to social and economic well-being, helping to create a fairer and more inclusive world.

🌐✨Today, we stand united on #WorldDayOfSocialJustice. It's time to shift the spotlight onto what truly matters - creating a world where everyone has equal access to opportunity, dignity, and a sustainable future. Let's join hands, break down barriers, and create a positive change that stays for generations to come. 🌍💙💪✊#ThisWayToSocialJustice

There is a pressing need to promote equity, justice, and well-being for all. These principles are crucial in ensuring sustainable and inclusive development in harmony with nature. We must: 🏡Support Inclusive Policies: Advocate for policies that promote equity and justice at local, national, and global levels. 🤝Empower Communities: Engage with and empower communities to take charge of their well-being through education and sustainable practices. ♻️ Champion Sustainable Development: Support initiatives that balance population growth with the preservation of our planet’s resources. Together, let's build a future where equity, justice, and well-being are at the heart of our growth and development. #SustainableFuture #ChangeInitiative #InclusiveChange #HarmonyWithNature #MakingChangeHappen #Greenpreneurship #Equity #Justice #Wellbeing

Place matters. Achieving population-level impacts, closing equity gaps, and helping organizations and collaboratives make a difference on the most challenging issues facing communities requires a deep understanding of the role of #place in driving change. Join Tamarack Institute on June 20, for a conversation with Peter Block and Danya Pastuszek on the power of place to advance a strategy for #belonging, and the ways that communities are contributing to building more connected and #inclusive societies. https://lnkd.in/ehDHzghb

We’re delighted to launch our 2023 People Planet Progress Report. Through our strategy, we're committed to making a positive impact on some of the most important issues facing #society, our #communities, and our #environment. Here, our CEO Mike Fries talks about the importance of our priorities and progress toward #sustainability and social impact matters. Read the full report here ➡ https://bit.ly/46cNMut

I want to share what was really an important and energizing discussion on #climate action and a #justtransition at the #GYEOSummit It was interesting to step out of my corporate sustainability/climate bubble and engage with organizations who are promoting #youth engagement and interests around the world. 3 Takeaways: 1. We need RADICAL COLLABORATION to ensure a law carbon economy transition is just - youth and community orgs, religious orgs, etc. partnering with companies, scientists, E-NGOs 2. We need companies to be FEARLESS about their engagement - don't let anti-DEI, anti-woke rhetoric prevent doing what is right and just. 3. These efforts have business VALUE - we as sustainability professionals must help leaders understand, there is a business case for ensuring that economic growth, even green growth, happens in a way that actually benefits and engages local, diverse, BIPOC communities, including youth. Rebecca Villalobos, Angela Barranco, Hemang Desai, Nancy Taggart, Vicky Aridi.

🌍✊ Embracing Social Justice for Sustainable Futures ✊🌍 Today, on World Day of Social Justice, we're reminded of the critical role that social justice plays in shaping sustainable futures. As we navigate the complex landscape of global challenges, from climate change to economic inequality, it's imperative that we prioritize justice and equity in our pursuit of a better world. Sustainability isn't just about preserving our planet for future generations; it's also about ensuring that all individuals have equal access to resources, opportunities, and basic human rights. In the face of climate crises and environmental degradation, marginalized communities often bear the heaviest burden. Therefore, achieving true sustainability requires addressing the root causes of social injustice and systemic inequality. As we look ahead to future trends in sustainability, it's clear that an intersectional approach is essential. We must recognize and address the interconnected nature of social, economic, and environmental issues. By promoting inclusivity, diversity, and fairness in our policies, practices, and innovations, we can build a more resilient and equitable world for all. On this World Day of Social Justice, let's recommit ourselves to building a future where justice, equality, and sustainability go hand in hand. Together, we can create a world that works for everyone, leaving no one behind. #WorldDayofSocialJustice #Sustainability #SocialJustice #Inclusion #Equity #FutureTrends

Empowering people and transforming communities - that's our mission. Dive into our Social Impact Report to see how we're turning our commitment into meaningful action. Join us in making a difference: https://lnkd.in/eQWPfZCa #Empowerment #SocialChange

In our latest blog post, we talk about the importance of embracing co-design with lived experience. In the realm of social impact, there's a powerful yet often overlooked resource: the voices and experiences of those directly affected by the issues at hand. #livedexperience #diversityequityinclusion #codesign https://lnkd.in/gZGW-v9D