What’s education worth if it doesn’t lead you to new perspectives and action? We’re not really sure. So we asked students what they were inspired to do after a week of exploring cooperatives in North Carolina. Here are the top 7 things they identified:
- Make our student chapters an exhibit of cooperation by operating democratically and bring cooperative education to
people that don’t know. - Incorporate cooperative principles into our everyday lives.
- Seek out cooperative businesses in our lives at home.
- Find ways to really be a part of community.
- Present the idea of cooperation in any situation where we, along with other people, identify acommon economic, social, or cultural need.
- Go on future Aynah trips.*
- Move to North Carolina.
*We swear we didn’t plant this one. But it is our favorite. 🙂
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