What Could Possibly Go Right?: Episode 76 Stephanie Rearick
By Vicki Robin, Stephanie Rearick
Stephanie Rearick is the Founder and former Co-Director of the Dane County TimeBank (DCTB) – a 2800-member time exchange, and Creative Director of Mutual Aid Networks, a new type of networked cooperative. She answers the question of What Could Possibly Go Right?
The Mutual Aid Network Takes a Ground-Up Approach to Create a Collaborative Economy
By Stephanie Rearick, Shareable
At the Mutual Aid Network, we have developed a new type of networked cooperative — one that, among other things, lets people find talented collaborators for personal, neighborhood-wide, or even city-wide projects.
DIY System Change: Transitioning to a Just Economy with Timebanking
By Stephanie Rearick, Grassroots Economic Organising
When you think of the work that needs to be done in order to transition to a restorative society, one that solves problems rather than creates them, one that regenerates living systems – what do you think of?
Mutual Aid Networks and Local Solidarity
By Michel Bauwens, Stephanie Rearick, Commons Transition
Stephanie Rearick and her friends and co-workers have been constructing a solidarity-based economic network in Madison, Wisconsin and beyond:
Mutual Aid Network: The New Cooperative Model on the Block
By Stephanie Rearick, Shareable
The move to a new economy is underway, whether we like it or not.
