Heated Shelters Outside Seward Co-op Stores
Heated shelters are being built at both stores to aid social distancing and shield shoppers from the elements during the cold months.
Heated shelters are being built at both stores to aid social distancing and shield shoppers from the elements during the cold months.
Join the co-op in celebrating the survival and resilience of Indigenous people by learning more about Indigenous foods.
We are looking to welcome new instructors to our virtual classroom this winter! Apply by Oct. 15.
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.
Seafood Producers Cooperative works to keep fisherpeople thriving during the pandemic.
In January 2020, Seafood Producers Cooperative share reflections about nature, sustainability and cooperative difference.
In order to keep the co-op’s articles and bylaws up to date, the Board of Directors endorses four articles and bylaws proposals on the 2020 ballot. A full description of the proposals and complete mark ups are available here. Below, find frequently asked questions.
Mia Divecha Research Engineer When I walk into the Franklin store, I feel at home. I am surrounded by fresh, local food that nourishes my body; products that align with my values, and a diversity of people that represents my own multitude of identities. I am often at the intersection of multiple identities: I am…
In the summer of 2015 we interviewed Rebecca of Heartbeet Farms on their family farms and their practices.