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Commonbound 2016

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Ahri Tallon

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Brisbane, Australia

ahritallon.weebly.com/

Recently I completed my undergraduate degree in Business Management. I am now looking for career opportunities that connect my university education to my prior work and volunteer experiences. I am seeking working and intern opportunities in political campaigns, experience work establishing new economic systems and working in sustainable business enterprises. My primary career objective is to learn more about and contribute to projects that transition the economy and society towards more sustainable systems.

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Social Hall

5:30pm EDT

Light Dinner Rockwell Hall Patio

7:00pm EDT

Opening Plenary: Achieving Self-Determination And Sovereignty For Our Communities Rockwell Theater

9:30pm EDT

Opening Social Campbell Plaza, Tent

8:30am EDT

Breakfast Campbell Student Union Lobby

9:30am EDT

Exploring Post-Capitalist Alternatives Bulger Communication Center East Nonprofit Workplace Democracy: Self-governance for More Just and Resilient Movement Organizations Ketchum Hall 118 Our Money, Our Voices: Particpatory Budgeting in Buffalo Ketchum Hall 113

11:15am EDT

Community Benefits Agreements: Making Them Solid, Making Them Stick Rockwell Hall 306 Community Investing Innovations & Challenges Rockwell Hall 302 Updating Cuba's Economic Model: The Role for Social and Solidarity Economy Practices Rockwell Hall 204

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Social Hall

2:00pm EDT

Emerging Conversations: We Need The New Economy Movement More Than Ever. Social Hall

4:00pm EDT

Building the Business Movement for a New Economy Rockwell Hall 301 Building the Global Social Solidarity Economy Movement Bulger Communication Center West 2 Changing the Public Debate by Telling the Stories of the Emerging Economy in Red and Rural Places Ketchum 315 How Can Decentralized, Self Organized Networks Help Us Build a Healthy Movement Ecosystem? Ketchum 320 Organizing Workers in the New Economy, Online and Off Rockwell Hall 302

5:30pm EDT

Evening Plenary Rockwell Theater

7:30pm EDT

Dinner & Party Quad outside Campbell Student Union

9:00am EDT

Breakfast Social Hall

9:30am EDT

Basic Income as a First Step Towards a Care-Centered Economy Rockwell Hall 302 Employee Ownership: Policy Levers to Build Community Wealth Bulger Communication Center West Intro to the Solidarity Economy: Finding Common Ground Across Nation, Culture, and Language Ketchum 315 The History and Future of the Community Development Finance Movement Rockwell Hall 204 Values Added: Working from Trust, Connectivity and Alignment Ketchum 320

11:15am EDT

Building an Information Commons for the New Economy Rockwell Hall 305 Challenging a Rigged Market: Policy Tools to Enable Local Businesses to Thrive Rockwell Hall 204 Is System Change Possible? Long-Term Strategies Rockwell Theater Mapping the New Economy Rockwell Hall 301 PUSH Buffalo's Green Development Zone - A Model for Development Without Displacement Bulger Communication Center West Strategy Framework for a Just Transition Ketchum Hall 118

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Social Hall

1:45pm EDT

Community Energy Cooperatives Bulger Communication Center East Power Mapping for the New Economy Bulger Communication Center West 2 Strategies to Increase Impact on Policy and the Public Debate across Red and Rural America Rockwell Hall 301

3:05pm EDT

Closing Plenary Rockwell Theater

4:20pm EDT

Closing Rockwell Theater