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Co-op Links
Local
- Austin
Cooperatives
- List
of other co-ops in Austin.
- The
Darkroom Co-op
- The
Pearl Street Darkroom Co-op is a community darkroom space
independently maintained and organized by its members.
- Inter-Cooperative
Council (ICC)
- The
ICC co-ops form another major group of student housing cooperative
in Austin, Texas.
- Sasona
Co-op
- This
cooperative was founded by seventeen former 21st Street Co-op
residents.
- Deutsches
Haus
- Deutsches
Haus (German House) is another student housing cooperative
in Austin, Texas. You don't have to speak German to live there
though!
- Wheatsville
Co-op
- Austin's
member-owned grocery store, located on Guadalupe.
National
- North
American Students of Cooperation (NASCO)
- NASCO
maintains a listing of housing cooperatives throughtout North
America including links to other cooperative groups. Its page
also gives information about cooperatives and the history
and development of the Cooperative movement. Definitely a
must-see page for all co-opers!
- National
Cooperative Business Association
- This
site is devoted to helping people understand what cooperatives
are and how they can use the cooperative model to help themselves
and their communities. It includes info about and/or links
to food co-ops, child-care co-ops, housing co-ops, agricultural
co-ops, financial co-ops, cooperative economic development,
and much more.
International
- Intentional
Communities
- Intentional
Community is an inclusive term for ecovillages, cohousing,
residential land trusts, communes, student co-ops, urban housing
cooperatives and other related projects and dreams...
- International
Cooperative Alliance (ICA)
- The
International Cooperative Alliance is worldwide organization
based in Geneva, Switzerland, which promotes cooperation in
all forms. Another must-see page for all co-opers!
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Summer 2008, Fall 2008 &
Spring 2009

“ I think that living in a co-op provides many advantages that an apartment would not. Being a member of Halstead would give me the opportunity to meet many other college women, have a say in how the house is run, and be part of a community. ”
- Jessica M
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