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Pathways to a People's Economy was developed by a team of New Economy Coalition member organizations to amplify the new economy policy wins happening on the ground and provide real examples of how to shift our economic conditions from the bottom up. It provides tools for communities and organizations to make concrete policy demands to advance a new economy - an economy for, by, and with the people.

This work is the culmination of two years of research and collaboration with multiple networks, policy experts, community organizers, and stakeholders. The Toolkit contains 20 high-level policy demands, 70 detailed policy asks, and multiple organizing resources focused on four key new economy areas: worker ownership, community-controlled housing, financial justice, and climate justice. It is not meant to represent everything we need; but this is a first slice of policies that we're offering to build a better world.

Many of the policies in Pathways to a People's Economy have already been implemented and can exist within our current system while pushing its boundaries. Other policies - though not yet in practice on the ground - have the potential to radically transform our current system and move us closer to the world we need.

Our network was and continues to be inspired by the Movement for Black Lives' A Vision for Black Lives: Policy Demands for Black Power, Freedom & Justice and Climate Justice Alliance's Just Transition Principles.

In Pathways to a People's Economy you will find policies centered on:

Justice and Equity

Sustainability

Democratic Participation

Expanding Community Ownership and The Commons

Solidarity and Mutual Aid

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Pathways to a People's Economy was developed by a team of New Economy Coalition member organizations to amplify the new economy policy wins happening on the ground and provide real examples of how to shift our economic conditions from the bottom up.

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Comment on this post sharing your favourite receipt scanner apps!

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Comment on this post sharing your favourite receipt scanner apps!

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Splitwise is a free tool for friends and roommates to track bills and other shared expenses, so that everyone gets paid back. On the web, iPhone, and Android!

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Have multiple accounts under your bank - keep one for essential bills and at least one for savings. If you have multiple important things to save for then create multiple accounts and if you have smaller things make a list and add up the expenses so you know the goal of that savings account.

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I am learning to prioritize my credit card debt and pay my savings first

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I am learning to prioritize my credit card debt and pay my savings first

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Pay the necessities first. Put that money aside until the bill is due. Borrow as little as possible! Money ain’t free it’ll catch up.

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I keep a little $$$ journal where I write down all of my expected expenses. This helps me see what I have left for unexpected things or wants that are not necessarily needs! It's amazing how much it helps to actually see the real numbers on paper!

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In Day 1 of the Money Stories workshops, Pam shared a workbook section called 'Asset Building'. In breakout rooms we shared money obstacles we were coming up against and shared about assets we could draw upon to overcome those challenges. 

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In Day 1 of the Money Stories workshops, Pam shared a workbook section called 'Asset Building'. In breakout rooms we shared money obstacles we were coming up against and shared about assets we could draw upon to overcome those challenges. 

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Click here to access the workbook section on asset building!

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Pam from SEED Winnipeg is facilitating the 'Money Stories' workshops. You can find a link to SEED's workshops here:

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Pam from SEED Winnipeg is facilitating the 'Money Stories' workshops. You can find a link to SEED's workshops here:

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SEED Winnipeg Inc. is a non-profit agency that fights poverty and helps renew Winnipeg's inner city. We do this by helping people start small businesses and save money for future goals.

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Ind.Genuity is a full-service outsource accounting firm based in Ottawa, Ontario. We lower your overhead costs and reduce your financial risks with effective financial systems and strong, respectful relationships.

Indigenous-owned and operated, we know your communities

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Mike Niro (who shared with us during the taxes workshop) runs Creative Taxes Inc. You can get in touch with them at info@creativetaxes.ca

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To receive a letter of Attestation for 2023 contact  inPath Staff 

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To receive a letter of Attestation for 2023 contact  inPath Staff 

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View the following documents by checking out the Recap Post on Mighty Networks

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View the following documents by checking out the Recap Post on Mighty Networks

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In Day 1 of the Money Stories workshops, Pam shared a workbook section called 'Asset Building'. In breakout rooms we shared money obstacles we were coming up against and shared about assets we could draw upon to overcome those challenges. 

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In Day 1 of the Money Stories workshops, Pam shared a workbook section called 'Asset Building'. In breakout rooms we shared money obstacles we were coming up against and shared about assets we could draw upon to overcome those challenges. 

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Click here to access the workbook section on asset building!

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What are some of the solutions you and your group shared in your breakout rooms on Day 1? 

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What are some of the solutions you and your group shared in your breakout rooms on Day 1? 

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Share what you and your group talked about by adding a post in this column!!