Aine Creedon

In mainstream culture and research settings, awareness about the transformative and therapeutic effects of psychedelics is skyrocketing. As the evidence base for their therapeutic benefits grows, we are witnessing the rapid medicalization of psychedelic substances, which are “moving from the fringes…

Worker cooperatives are a good solution to economic issues, including small business succession and a shifting workforce. But when is a business ready for this change? A researcher proposes a three-step evaluation for co-op conversion.

In an excerpt from Dark Academia: How Universities Die (2021), Peter Fleming examines the authoritarian structure of university administrations—and how this shift undermines intellectual freedom and corporatizes university missions.

To shape the future, movement activists need to know the history of their community and build on the lessons and leadership shown by advocates in the past.

This webinar features three practitioners approaching this question from the standpoints of policy and law; communications and culture; and on-the-ground, co-op organizing. Leading this discussion are our three expert panelists: Camille Kerr is the founder and principal of Upside Down Consulting in …

A new study from the Case Foundation and social media for nonprofits helps advance the conversation around how nonprofits can use social media