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Shareable collaborates with organizers & allies to build a just, connected, and joyful world through cooperative projects, sharing, and storytelling. 🦋 shareable.net

Purple collage-style layout with flowers, hummingbirds, and a smiling woman. Text reads: “Meet our board member. Hazel Onsrud,” “Librarian at Curtis Memorial Library,” “Hazel helms a public library-based Library of Things focused on sustainable development.”
A green graphic with a linocut style print of a Flock Safety camera in black with an X over the camera. Text reads: "How to kick out Flock and organize to stop mass surveillance" by an organizer with FlockOff! Ithaca. FlockOff! Ithaca successfully kicked out Flock Safety in two municipalities in Upstate New York. Here’s how they did it! shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock/
Blue background with various collages. Shareable cream logo. Textured cream paper with text that reads, "Within a free world sharing is a daily practice and communities flourish. Free Resources" There are toolkit book covers for the Library of Things Toolkit that is blue and Mutual Aid 101.
Graphic with a cream torn paper in the upper third and a light blue textured paper on the bottom two thirds. The top reads “The Library of Things Toolkit has something for everyone! No matter what kind of project you’re working on.” Below it reads “ Sections include: Mutual aid and collective resilience, Low-cost grassroots branding and marketing, Managing volunteers, Operations, Finance, fundraising, and grants, And more!” A Shareable navy logo icon is in the bottom right, a butterfly and a collage of two individuals working together is on the bottom of the graphic.
The video is of Kailea Loften discussing segments from her co-authored book, Compassion in Crisis. She is speaking in a home setting via video with art in the bacground.
Editorial Story graphic with cream background on top half and photo of Phoenix Library co-founders Ibrahim al-Masri and Omar Hamad. Title on top half reads, "Preserving Palestinian culture during genocide: the Phoenix Library of Gaza" by Mohamed Solaimane. Bottom caption reads, "photo of Phoenix Library co-founders Ibrahim al-Masri and Omar Hamad" and "Photo courtesy of Egab"
Promotional graphic announcing "New free resource! The Library of Things Toolkit 2.0" by Shareable. Features the toolkit's illustrated cover showing a red community library building with diverse people gardening, reading, and sharing ideas. Decorative elements include a hummingbird, butterfly, flowers, and star accents on a cream background. Text reads "Check it out at Shareable.net."
Video of Nicole LaJeunesse speaking at the top center of the video with Bob Stilger listening at the bottom left and Tom Llewellyn engaged at the bottom right.
Green textured paper background with a Shareable and Art Coop logo with title that reads, “Remember the Future Podcast: Why We Moved $90k to Arts Collectives & Cooperatives. By Ebony Gustave. Collage includes coral flower, bird cut out, ocean ripple in a circle, pointillism style hand.
Dark blue graphic and audiogram that reads, The Response “‘Flock off!’ Fighting against mass surveillance” with Aaron Fernando and Chad Marlow!
Graphic pictures Benjamin Sovacool and flora, a butterfly, that promotes Conceptual Frameworks and New Frontiers in Energy Justice" with Benjamin Sovacool, Boston University. Wednesday, April 1, 2026 12:00 PM ET Virtual on Zoom Cities@Tufts | Shareable
Graphic reading with a yellow background reading: “The second edition of The Library of Things Toolkit is here! A 250-page comprehensive guide to starting (and growing) a sharing hub in your community. Completely reimagined and expanded. Free PDF and digital versions at Shareable.net
Light purple graphic that reads, "Hey Sharers! Question,...What have you shared lately?" There is a butterfly image, illustration of a hand holding a flower for a bee to pollinate and a circle Shareable logo.
The Library of Things Toolkit. A comprehensive guide to starting (and growing) a sharing hub in your community. Second Edition Launch! Thursday, March 19 12:15 PM PT / 3:15 PM ET during the Repair X Share Summit Shareable logo
Graphic with green background that reads, "Our Program Director, Tom Llewellyn, is featured on Talk of the Bay, KSQD. Sharing economy, how you can participate and library of things. Find “Talk of the Bay from KSQD” with Rachel Goodman on Spotify or Apple Music.
Graphic with a blue background, picture of Daniel Laurison, a Boston map with flora and fauna. It reads "Tackling the Political Disconnect: Working-Class and Low-Income People on What Politics Means to Them and How They Might Be Mobilized. With Daniel Laurison, Swarthmore College. Wednesday, March 11, 12:00 PM ET. Virtual on Zoom. Logos on the bottom read Cities@Tufts. Tufts University Department of Environmental Policy and Planning and Shareable
Blue graphic with collage of textured paper, flowers, bird and people offering natural medicines. It reads, Have you benefitted from any of Shareable’s free resources? Share which resources you value and why in the comments.
Graphic design with a deep purple background, Shareable logo icon and story title, "As state and corporate surveillance intensifies, a new guide aims to help mutual aid organizations protect themselves" by Nithin Coca. Below the title it features a collage of floral cutouts, butterflies, website pages and phones with locks on them and two illustrated purple hands reaching towards each other.
Graphic with Tufts & Shareable logos. It reads, "Spring 2026 Colloquium" Cities@Tufts. Urban thought leaders | Inspiring Conversations. Wednesdays, 12:00 PM ET, Virtual on Zoom. Feb. 18: Host Cities: How Refugies are Transforming the World’s Urban Setting with Karen Jacobsen. Feb 25: Light Justice in the Public Realm with Edward Bartholomew, Mar 11: Tackling the Political Disconnect with Daniel Laurison, Apr 1: Conceptual Frameworks and New Frontiers in Energy Justice with Benjamin Sovacool, Apr 8: TBD with Emma Osore, Apr 15: Solidarity Economy Movements in Massachusetts with Penn Loh, Apr 22: Emplacing Sustability with Elizabeth Sanna Barron
Graphic design for story with cream background that reads, "Somali Communities Are Building Collective Power in the Face of Trump's Attacks. By Jamila Osman. Story originally published by Truthout. There is a photo on the bottom half of a picture of protestors at a protest in Minneapolis with a sign that reads "ICE OUT OF MN!"
Graphic with dark blue background and green and blue butterflies. Text reads: Imaginal Cells of the Solidarity Economy Acornomics: What are they and how do they relate? Tues. February 10, 2026 3:30-4:30 PM ET / 12:30-1:30 PM PT. Join us to learn about Acornomics, an Indigenous value-based development framework and the solidarity economy. What are they, how do they inter-relate, how do they differ, and how can they support each other? Panelists are Miki’ala Catalfano Native Roots Network and Matthew Slaats of VA SEN. Register at bit.ly/4abC4D1. Brought to you by the Resit & Build Narrative Circle.
Visual graphic with swirls and collage images. Reads: Featured Story. Navigating conflict in movement spaces. A lot of groups and projects break apart because of internal conflict. Here are some pointers on how to engage in productive conversations to keep movements together. By Dean Spade
A graphic with a cream background on top and a photo of people gathered in a field with signs. Shareable logo shared at top left and Article written on top right. Title reads, "People’s Budgets Insist on Care First—for and by Everyone" by Celina Su. Originally published in Nonprofit Quarterly.
Graphic that reads: The new Shareable.net is here! Find sharing resources, stories and much more.
Graphic with dark blue background and green and blue butterflies. Text reads: Imaginal Cells of the Solidarity Economy Non-reformist Reforms & the solidarity Economy: What are they and how do they relate? Wed. Jan 21, 2026 5:00-6:00 PM ET / 2:00-3:00 PM PT Join us to learn about non-reformist reforms! What defines them, case studies, and how Universal Basic Income is an example. Panelists are David Cobb of USSEN, Johanna Epke of Conservation Law Foundation, and Chelsea Wilkinson of Income Movement. Register at LINK. Brought to you by the Resist & Build Solidarity Economy Policy Circle.
Graphic design with blue geodesic pattern, background, and botanical florals. Reads Happy New year! 2026 Preview. Free resources & “how to” guides. Stories about the solidarity economy New Response Podcast episodes Stay Tuned for more.
Quote graphic from Ashanee Kottage reading "A goal that's incredibly critical, and probably our deepest one, is connecting to one another. ...We were really able to share across a lot of differences, and realize that food is a practice of noticing. It's noticing each other, affirming each other, and remaining tethered to our cultural histories."
Tom Llewellyn of Shareable: how sharing and cooperative projects help us thrive The Circular Economy Podcast.
The Black Radical Tradition & the Solidarity Economy: Who are they and how do they relate? event on Wednesday, Dec 17 2025 at 4 PM ET
Quote graphic from Marcos Luna reading, ""What is the purpose of environmental justice? This is a social justice agenda. We are trying to pursue a world in which justice is prioritized. So we need the science, and we need the technology, but we have to go into it with eyes wide open, seeing that there is a political agenda here, and not in a bad sense... We are trying to create a better world."
Graphic reading: 'The Next Economy MBA. We know a just, regenerative future is possible. Join us.'
Quote graphic from Douglas Rushkoff reading, "The high leverage point for systemwide change is not some big idea or belief, but a behavior. A way of interacting that assumes each of our welfares are mutually dependent. That understands it’s not just more prosperous but more fulfilling, more fun, to do this thing together."
Graphic that reads, "New Featured Article" and How to shop for the holidays (using Amazon alternatives!). By Zanetta Jones
Graphic that reads: The new Shareable.net is here! Find sharing resources, stories and much more.
Social graphic that reads: Shareable. Mutual Aid 101. Learning Series Key Takeways by Dean Spade. Quote: “To do this work we have to all learn a lot more about how to give and receive feedback, how to have humility and learn in public. It's a rough skill set in this society, but it's the difference between whether we can have useful conflict and learn from each other, or just fall apart.”
Graphic that promotes Arrested Mobility with Charles T. Brown, Equitable Cities. Wednesday, November 19 12:00 PM ET Virtual on Zoom Cities@Tufts | Shareable
Video of Dean Spade speaking about conflict and mutual aid. Healthy conflict resolution practices are essential for mutual aid and organizing groups! Dean Spade is back to dive deeper on Thursday, November 20 at 3 PM ET for the new #MutualAid 101 Learning Series session, “Navigating Conflict.” Sign up MutualAid101.org, @deanspade
Graphic of The Response podcast episode audiogram.
A graphic design that reads, The Electric Cooperative Organizing Toolkit. Monday, November 17th, On Zoom, 4pm ET/ 1pm PT. Concerned about affordable energy? Member of an electric co-op? Get a first look at RPC’s new resource for electric co-op member owners.
Image of text that says 'Defining environmental justice communities when 'equity' is a banned word with Marcos Luna, Salem State University Wednesday, November 12 12:00 PM ET Virtual on Zoom Cities@Tufts @Tufts Cities Urban Foundation'
Rural Power Coalition @ Farm Aid's 40th Anniversary
MutualAid 101 learning series "Navigating Conflict" with Dean Spade! 🗓️Thursday, November 20 at 12 PM PT/3PM ET Sign up at MutualAid101.org. Free, virtual, and open to all. Shareable
Graphic illustration of Dr. Dan O'Brien from Northeastern University. The Pointillistic City. Well-being & equity in communities & Their Places.
Promo graphic announcement for article titled "How Sudanese women are building lifelines from the ashes of war" by Motwakil El Hag.
Promo graphic for free and virtual Cities@Tufts event, "The Cities We Need: Essential Stories of Everyday Places" with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani on Wednesday, October 29 at noon ET.
Photo of a market in Chile. Stores: Chile's solidarity economy is growing. By Nicolás Chesta.
Earlier this year at our first #MutualAid 101 Learning Series session, @DeanSpade spoke about how our culture has a fantasy of a caregiving state in the US, and the misconception that it deals appropriately with disaster. The state is not going to save us—and as disasters continue and the climate crisis worsens, our communities must prepare! Join the all-too-relevant discussion tomorrow, October 21 at 1:00 PM PT / 4:00 PM PT for “Tool Libraries, Mutual Aid, and Community-Led Disaster Response" in partnership with The Tool Library Alliance! We’ll be joined by Ben Wyatt, a member from @MutualAidDisasterRelief (MADR), Shelby Treichle, from @AshevilleToolLibrary, and Rachel Jerusha Kinbar, co-founder of the Central Florida Tool Library, a project of @centralfloridamtualaid
Stories graphic. How the liberal city paved the way to neoliberalism. Daniel Wortel-London.
Shareable Mutual Aid 101 Learning Series Including new live sessions on October 21 | 4 PM ET November 20 | 3:00 PM ET and the Mutual Aid 101 Toolkit! Sign up and check out the toolkit at MutualAid101.org