Sharing a new, free introductory online course about capitalism, solidarity and how we get free – called ECONOMICS FOR EMANCIPATION (E4E) made through a collaboration between the Center for Economic Democracy (CED) and Center for Popular Economics (CPE). Economics for Emancipation (E4E) is a seven-module introductory curriculum with interactive and participatory workshops. It offers a deep critical dive into the current political economic system, exploration of alternative economic systems, and dynamic tools to dream and build the economy that centers care, relationship, and liberation. Find video lessons, interactive workbook, and facilitator guide for educators at: www.economics4emancipation.net COVID has surfaced and emphasized the many failures of our current economic system in meeting the needs of people and the planet. It has also surfaced our ability to create structures of support and solidarity to save so many from these systemic grips. E4E has been shaped by decades of dialogue between progressive economists, grassroots organizers, and rank & file union workers; we hope it will strengthen your analysis, fuel your spirit and connect you to efforts challenging this economic system at its root. Let’s put study into action! Please share this course with those you organize with and your communities! ABOUT CENTER FOR ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY The Center for Economic Democracy <http://economicdemocracy.us> (CED) is a US social movement building organization, growing capacity in our communities to transition capitalism into a just, sustainable and democratic economy. Based in Boston, CED supports local racial and economic justice initiatives like the Boston Ujima Project <https://www.ujimaboston.com/>, Coalition for Worker Ownership and Power (COWOP) <https://cooperativema.org/>, the Solidarity Economy Initiative <https://www.solidaritymass.com/> and The Better Budget Alliance <https://betterbudgetalliance.org/>, while offering training and technical assistance for economic democracy efforts across the US. ABOUT CENTER FOR POPULAR ECONOMICS The Center for Popular Economics is a nonprofit collective of political economists based in Amherst, MA. Since our founding in 1979, thousands of people have participated in our workshops and Institutes. Our programs and publications demystify the economy and put useful economic tools in the hands of people fighting for social and economic justice. We examine root causes of economic inequality and injustice including systems of oppression based on race, class, gender, nation and ethnicity. www.economics4emancipation.net -- *Lisa Hubbard* pronouns: she/her/they 213-716-2172