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Economics for Emancipation

A Course of Economics for All

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New Economy Coalition (NEC)

September 9, 2025

Starting in 2023, we have collaborated with NEC to offer annual E4E workshops to their membership.

In 2023, we ran a Train the Trainers series for NEC members, where participants went through the curriculum and sharpened their popular education skills to facilitate E4E in their own communities.

In March-April 2025, CED ran a 5-session virtual workshop series, with brilliant co-facilitators from our previous Train the Trainers series: Daniel Park from Obvious Agency, Rodnika C from Dream Defenders, and Varun Khattar Sharma from Cooperate Connecticut and the People’s Saturday School. 

In May-June 2026, we ran a 6-session virtual Train the Trainers series, once again featuring co-facilitators from previous workshop series. Participants sharpened their analysis of our current economic system, explored real-world alternatives, and reflected on how the E4E curriculum can support organizing and political education in their own communities. Together, we practiced creating E4E workshops, experimented with popular education and narrative tools, and watched A Collective Future to reflect on resist-build strategies. 

The E4E 6-part series is the most intentional learning space I have ever experienced when it comes to analyzing capitalism and exploring alternative models of economy, along with materials to teach and educate these topics. The facilitation of Sarah, Daniel, Francisco (and more) is above and beyond, I’ve never been in a 6-week online learning container where I noticed my peers increasingly more engaged and participating all the way through the end. I am leaving this workshop with a practical toolbox to educate, articulate, and organize towards a solidarity economy.

— Jessie, Restore Oakland, Train the Trainers 2026 Participant

Creative, generative space and connecting nationally while learning. I learned how to craft sessions where I can engage people in multiple ways while presenting critical information and history. Great support and structure for applying this to training up other organizers.

— Drew, Train the Trainers 2026 Participant

This training has planted a really beautiful seed about how my work might become more transformative and impactful. I’m really excited to begin applying these concepts to my work and creating spaces where more people can dive into E4E concepts.

— Makeda, Train the Trainers 2026 Participant

E4E helped to build a base of knowledge about economics I hadn’t yet acquired and oriented me to have a more revolutionary politic about it all.

— Ro Keel, New Economy Coalition

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  • Introduction to the Economy & the Working Day
  • How Capitalism Works
  • Redistribution vs. Recognition
  • Alternative Economic Systems
  • The Evolution of U.S. Economic Systems
  • Fiscal and Monetary Policy
  • Building Alternatives: Solidarity Economy
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