United States Federation for Worker Cooperation

Grew total membership by more than 30 members, and member contributions by more than 13 percent; Provided access to dental and vision benefits for over 600 people across 60 member organizations; Continued our training and technical assistance services and resources through our Coop Clinic and Consulting programs, as well as industry-specific peer networks and speakers, including two new peer networks; Hosted Worker Coop Conference in Philadelphia attended by 500 worker-owners and movement builders which included an unprecedented number of Spanish language tracks and over 50 monolingual Spanish speakers; Launched a second cohort of the Worker Ownership State AdvocacyFellowship with 14 worker owners building leadership skills around advocacy work in their sector or state; Educated and advised members, partners, and government off icials regarding worker ownership.