Democracy at Work
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| Founded | 2012 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Richard D. Wolff |
| Type | Non-profit organization |
| Location |
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| Products | Media content, shows, books |
| Services | Educational programs, advocacy |
Key people | Richard D. Wolff (Founder), David Harvey, Harriet Fraad,Miguel Robles-Durán |
| Website | democracyatwork.info |
Democracy at Work is a donor-funded non-profit association dedicated to promoting democratic principles in the workplace and challenging the what the association views as inherent flaws and inequalities of the economic system. The nonprofit was founded around the belief that democracy should extend to become a fundamental part of peoples daily lives, Democracy at Work aims to educate and empower individuals to create a more equitable and democratic future.[1]
Activities[edit]
Democracy at Work produces media content, including free shows and books, that provide critical perspectives on class conflicts, the economy, and the impact of capitalism on society. Democracy at Work seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the flaws within the current economic system and explore alternatives that prioritize the well-being and empowerment of the majority. The association also creates shows that are available free of charge and without advertisement. Democracy at Work aims to empower everyday individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary to actively participate in shaping a more just and democratic economic system.
Media production[edit]
- Kevin Gustafson, Cinar Akcin, and Larry Fenster: These hosts collaborate to bring insightful discussions to listeners every other week since 2019. Their show tackles topics such as class conflicts, economic inequality, and the impact of capitalism on our daily lives.
- Richard Wolff: As the founder of Democracy at Work, Richard Wolff hosts the weekly, nationally syndicated show called "Economic Update" since 2011. With his extensive knowledge and expertise in economics, Wolff provides critical analysis and explores alternative economic models that challenge the existing capitalist framework.
- David Harvey: Host of the show aired every other week since 2018, David Harvey is an influential figure in geography and urban studies. Through his show, he delves into the flaws of capitalism and advocates for a more democratic and equitable future. Harvey emphasizes the importance of collective wisdom in developing alternatives to capitalism.
- Harriet Fraad: Hosting a show every other week since 2018, Dr. Harriet Fraad brings a psychological perspective to the discussion on capitalism and its impact on society. Her show, "Capitalism Hits Home," examines the ways in which capitalism affects personal relationships, mental health, and well-being.
- Miguel Robles-Durán: Since 2020, Miguel Robles-Durán has been hosting a show every other week that explores the concept of cities and urban spaces in the context of capitalism. His show, "Cities After...," delves into the potential for democratic urban planning and the transformation of cities to serve the needs of the community.
External links[edit]
- Democracy@Work, Democracy at works channel on youtube
- Democracy at Work - Website
References[edit]
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