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Indigenous groups use cooperatives to preserve and pass down traditional knowledge, language, and culture.
Co-ops are democratic, allowing these communities to directly participate in decisions concerning natural resources, food sovereignty, the workplace, and the economy.
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Four co-ops that preserve Indigenous knowledge and traditions
For Indigenous communities that want to embrace traditional knowledge, cultural practices, and languages, the co-op model is a useful tool. This business
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