Indigenous People’s Day is Monday, Oct. 11. Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes that Native people are the first inhabitants of the Americas, including the lands that later became the United States of America. This holiday challenges the narrative that European colonizers “discovered” America, when, in fact, many Indigenous nations had been thriving on and living in…
2021 Annual Co-op Owner Meeting Join us on Zoom on Tuesday, Oct. 26 for the Annual Co-op Owner Meeting, 6:30–8 p.m. As we begin a year of celebrating our 50th anniversary as a co-op, we’ll reflect on who we are as part of a broader cooperative movement working for justice and the abolition of oppressive…
It’s important to recognize and name that the United States of America’s rise to economic power was made possible by the free labor of Black and brown people who were enslaved throughout its history. In many ways, the legacy of exploitation and bondage continues today. Cooperative principles and values call on Seward Co-op to stand…
The largest grassroots food and fund-raising drive in the state, the Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign brings together various community organizations, businesses, and faith communities to help stock nearly 300 food shelves statewide. The need is greater than ever this year.
As a cooperative, we aspire not only to serve co-op owners’ mutual needs, but also to demonstrate that it is possible to cultivate a more equitable society. By working together, we see Seward Co-op as a tool to support greater racial equity. Community Foods can be a guide to shop your values. Join us in…
Donate to SEED funds or non-perishable to our community partners. Together as a cooperative partnered with these vital local organizations, we can help to sustain a healthy community.
Now is a great time to engage with your local co-op.
Join us as we explore the intersection of the cooperative and abolitionist movements.
