We’re here to challenge the structures that divide, devalue, or disempower people, and to create practical alternatives rooted in dignity, fairness, and shared opportunity.
We actively try to shape a space where people of all backgrounds, identities, incomes, and experiences feel welcome, safe and heard. We aim to avoid tokenism and instead focus on redistributing access, resources, and decision-making wherever we can.
Our approach to economic and social equality draws on principles of Georgism, mutualism, and cooperative enterprise. That means we challenge rent-seeking, hoarding, and gatekeeping. Instead, we work to create structures where value flows outward rather then upward and where people are encouraged to build meaningful lives without dependence on systems that exploit or exclude them.