Worcester Roots Project is incubating the Future Focus Media Co-op and Youth Training Institute, which is a collaboration that produces high quality video, photography and audio, while training youth in TV and film production. The co-op builds youth’s job skills and creating powerful stories.
We are co-founder of the Worcester Solidarity And Green Economy (SAGE) Alliance – formerly the Worcester Green Jobs Coalition, which has organized two region-wide conferences and is currently working on a revolving loan fund, a Mapping and Organizing Project, and collaborating with the Worcester Co-op Academy.
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The Worcester Roots Project and Solidarity And Green Economy (SAGE) Alliance is organizing a “Coop Academy” training in Worcester, MA, in the Fall of 2013. Click the heading for more info!
Year of the Co-op Caravan- May 2012 Do you know about Worcester’s co-ops and growing solidarity economy? Did you know that there are ways to spend your money that strengthens community values and stimulates economic development? How’s this economy working for you? There are alternatives – come and find out […]
6 Weeks, Thursdays, Feb-April 2012 at Teen Spot at Plumley Village, 16 Laurel St, Worcester.
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A Do-It-Your-Self Guide to Low-Cost Soil Remediation and Safe Gardening
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Roots works with teenagers and young adults to create green, worker-owned businesses that make the community better while creating local jobs and teaching important work skills.
Worcester Roots Project's youth team, Toxic Soil Busters Co-op, went to Boston on Sept. 23 to receive a national award. The Toxic Soil Busters Co-op created a 5 minute documentary film, “A Worcester EJ Story,” about one of the youth founders of Toxic Soil Busters. This award is accompanied by a $500 cash award, which will be invested back into the project to make more documentaries about environmental justice in Worcester.
