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Shareable@share-able· 2d

Exploited by middlemen for decades, cooperatives in Rajasthan, India, are helping migrant women artisans control their work and profits. Read the story: www.shareable.net/rajasthans-c... #MigrantArtisans #ArtCooperatives #SolidarityEconomy #India

Graphic with picture of artisan women weaving on the top and text on a light green back ground that reads, “Rajasthan's cooperatives are helping migrant women artisans escape decades of exploitation,” by Amarpal Singh Verma

Graphic with picture of artisan women collectively weaving on the top and text on a dark purple background that reads,
“For decades, a chain of middlemen and exporters has stood between the artisans and the buyers who prize their work, setting piece rates, controlling access, and keeping most of the value the women create. Now, grassroots cooperatives are testing whether that chain can be rebuilt, and whether a craft born of displacement can become a way out of poverty rather
than a trap within it.” Shareable icon is displayed.

Graphic with picture of artisan women collectively weaving on the top and text on a dark purple background that reads, "After associating with SURE, for the first time, it felt like we were getting the true value for our hard work." —Moomal Meghwal [Craftswoman]

Graphic with picture of artisan woman in a yellow garment sewing on the top and text on a light green back ground that reads, “Read the full story at Shareable.net/stories/ “

Shareable@share-able· 8d

We talk to filmmaker Josh Fox about his newest film, 'The Welcome Table,' and the power of coming alive to get to the other side of crisis, and much more! Listen (or watch) the episode: www.shareable.net/podcasts/mee...

Shareable@share-able· 15d

What’s key to removing Flock cameras from your community? Working with existing movements! Learn more about how to end mass surveillance tech together with our new guide/zine with @FlockOffIthaca, “How to kick out Flock.” 🔗: shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock #Flock #MassSurveillance #ALPR

Shareable@share-able· 22d

In our 100th episode of The Response Podcast, we talk to filmmaker Josh Fox about his newest film, 'The Welcome Table,' the climate crisis, criminalization, and much more! Listen (or watch) the episode here: www.shareable.net/podcasts/mee... #ClimateCrisis #CompassionInCrisis #DisasterPreparedness

Shareable@share-able· 29d

We can remove Flock cameras, especially when we challenge security nihilism! Learn more about how to end mass surveillance tech together with our new guide/zine, “How to kick out Flock” with @FlockOffIthaca. 🔗: shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock #Flock #MassSurveillance #ALPR

Shareable@share-able· Jul 22

Why fight against mass surveillance? FlockOff Ithaca! member tells us exactly why! Learn more about how to end mass surveillance tech together with our new guide/zine, “How to kick out Flock” with @FlockOffIthaca. 🔗: shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock #Flock #MassSurveillance #ALPR

Shareable@share-able· Jun 17

Kate Weiner, co-author of the book, Compassion in Crisis, helps us wrap our heads around the reality we currently live in: polycrisis. Learn about Kate’s and Kailea’s book, Compassion in Crisis, in the latest episode of The Response: www.shareable.net/podcasts/com...

Shareable@share-able· Jun 16

Our The Library of Things Toolkit 2.0 is available for download & we are celebrating all the downloads, feedback, collaboration and impact. Did you know the toolkit has something for everyone? Toolkit: www.shareable.net/toolkit/libr... #LibraryOfThings #LoTs #ToolLibrary #ToolLibraries

Shareable@share-able· Jun 12

The latest Response episode is with Kailea Loften and Kate Weiner who explore how we live in an age of disaster in “Compassion in Crisis”. It's grounded in mutual aid and community, “a vibrant and holistic grassroots guide” to disaster collectivism. 🔗: www.shareable.net/podcasts/com...

Shareable@share-able· Jun 4

Amidst the U.S./Israeli genocide on Gaza, Palestinians are working to preserve & rebuild libraries and cultural institutions. @phoenixlibrary1 is the first library in Gaza to open since the genocide began. Read here: www.shareable.net/preserving-p... Published in collaboration with EGAB.

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"

Quote graphic with green background and a Shareable icon. “The name of the library speaks for itself, Omar Hamad told Shareable:

‘The Phoenix, rising from the ash.’”

Quote graphic with green background and a Shareable icon. “Knowledge is the most important weapon against the occupation. I fear the war will resume. But we will protect these books as we protect our lives. They are part of our families, not just paper.””

—Hussam Hamad

Quote graphic with green background and a Shareable icon. ““What’s happened to the libraries cannot be described as mere losses or damages. The consequences extend for decades into the future.”
—Ahlam al-Sha’er
Director of Libraries and Heritage at Gaza’s Ministry of Culture

Shareable@share-able· May 21

We love hearing feedback from our Shareable community about our Library of Things toolkit. Our 2.0 version is here and we've heard great feedback. Spread the word and download the toolkit. How do you like it? Share your comments below. Download your toolkit: www.shareable.net/publication/...

Shareable@share-able· May 19

🎉 The second edition of The Library of Things Toolkit has been shared. It's a reimagined & expanded comprehensive guide you can learn from digitally, in PDF format, and via self-paced videos on Youtube! Check out the free PDF and digital versions! www.shareable.net/toolkit/libr... #LoT

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."

Informational slide explaining what Libraries of Things are. Bold heading introduces the toolkit as "a comprehensive guide to start (and grow) a sharing hub in your community." Body text describes Libraries of Things as community-based systems for borrowing and sharing physical resources like tools, toys, and equipment. Decorated with flowers and torn paper texture on cream background.

Slide highlighting the benefits of Libraries of Things. Bold text states that by shifting from individual ownership to shared infrastructure, communities become more affordable, economically vibrant, sustainable, connected, and resilient. Key words are highlighted with yellow marker accents. Torn paper texture background with decorative star and sticker elements.

Slide noting the toolkit is available digitally and in PDF format, with a self-paced video course on YouTube. Features multiple photos showing community sharing spaces, a Library of Things building exterior, and people engaging with shared resources. Torn paper texture background with decorative stickers.

Shareable@share-able· May 14

🌱 On TheResponsePodcast.org, Nicole invites us to imagine new futures that didn’t exist before or seem possible. We welcomed Bob Stilger and Nicole LaJeunesse from NewStories.org to discuss Re-storying Disaster and regenerative community responses to crisis. #ReStoryingDisaster

Shareable@share-able· May 11

🌱 A new episode of the Response Podcast is here! We welcomed Bob Stilger and Nicole LaJeunesse from NewStories.org to discuss Re-storying Disaster and regenerative community responses to crisis. www.shareable.net/podcasts/re-...

Shareable@share-able· May 4

Hello Sharers. What have you shared with your neighbor, community, family lately? In April we traveled to @Georgetown to introduce and promote a future Library of Things on campus & program director, Tom Llewellyn, shared knowledge to set the context for LoTs. #shareable #LoTs

Shareable@share-able· Apr 30

“Rather than creating in isolation and comprising values, worth, or creative control, artists are collectivizing to pave another way.” "‘Remember the Future Podcast: Why We Moved $90k to Arts Collectives & Cooperatives,” by Ebony Gustave. @artcoop.bsky.social 🔗: www.shareable.net/remember-the...

Shareable@share-able· Apr 1

🎧 A new episode of the The Repsonse Podcast, “‘Flock off!’ Fighting against mass surveillance” is here with Aaron Fernando of Shareable & Chad Marlow of ACLU! We discuss how communities have responded to troublesome Flock surveillance. 🔗: www.google.com/url?sa=j&url...

Shareable@share-able· Mar 26

Join @tufts_uep for “Conceptual Frameworks and New Frontiers in Energy Justice" with Benjamin Sovacool, Boston University | Spring 2026 Cities@Tufts Colloquium is Wednesday, April 1 at 12pm EST 🔗:https://www.shareable.net/events/citiestufts-conceptual-frameworks-and-new-frontiers-in-energy-justice/

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

Shareable@share-able· Mar 19

🎉 The second edition of The #LibraryOfThings Toolkit is here! This edition is a reimagined and expanded comprehensive guide to starting (and growing) a sharing hub in your community. Check out the free PDF and digital versions at: www.shareable.net/toolkit/the-... #ToolLibrary #SharingHub

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

Shareable@share-able· Mar 17

What have you shared lately? Show the power of sharing and community. Sound off in the comments and let's celebrate our collective sharing! We're sharing our Library of Things Toolkit 2.0 this Thursday at the Repair x Share Summit at 3:15pm. 🔗: www.shareable.net/events/

Shareable@share-able· Mar 12

We're excited to announce the launch of the second edition of The Library of Things Toolkit at next week's Repair X Share Summit! Please join us for the unveiling on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 12:15 PM PT/ 3:15 PM ET during the first day of the Summit. Register: www.shareable.net/events/repai...

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The Library of Things Toolkit. A comprehensive guide to starting (and growing) a sharing hub in your community.

“This is impressive stuff! I don't think we've seen a comprehensive effort with this level of ambition so far. Congratulations to everyone involved, and hope this gets shared far and wide!” - O. Belgium

Graphic with Repair x Share Summit flyer that reads, "building a care economy", March 19 & 20.

Featured Sessions:

Permanent community repair spaces in the UK and Argentina

All-in-one repair, share, reuse hub models

K-12 repair education

Mobile tool libraries for disaster preparedness

Incorporating reuse at transfer stations

Running “Take it or Leave its”

Washington’s statewide impact calculator

Oregon Metro’s innovative grant program supporting the repair and reuse sector

Open space discussion breakouts

Shareable@share-able· Mar 11

Check out, Tom Llewellyn’s, our Program Director, interview on Talk of the Bay, KSQD. He shares how Shareable inspires a global sharing community, how his upbringing in Canyon, California shapes his perspective on sharing economy, and Library of Things (LoTs) impact. Link: ksqd.org/sharable-ins...

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 green background that reads, "Graphic with green background that reads, "Our Program Director, Tom Llewellyn, is featured on Talk of the Bay, KSQD. Photos with cream paper framing of Tom and Rachel in the studio. Left photo of them with toy stuffed squids and bottom right photo of them excited in the studio. Find “Talk of the Bay from KSQD”
with Rachel Goodman on Spotify or Apple Music.

Shareable@share-able· Mar 9

Our friends at Cities@Tufts lecture is Wednesday, March 11, 12 - 1PM with Daniel Laurison (Swarthmore) and "Tackling the Political Disconnect: Working-Class and Low-Income People on What Politics Means to Them and How They Might Be Mobilized.” Register: bit.ly/4rOIBep

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

Shareable@share-able· Mar 9

Sharers! Have you benefitted from any of Shareable’s free resources? As we update free resources behind the scenes for our community behind the scenes. We'd appreciate hearing from you. Share which resources you value and why in the comments. 🔗:https://www.shareable.net/how-to/

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 with blue background, curvy lines and a collage with flora and fuand and blue toned photographs of community. It reads, Shareable, Free Resources. 300+ How-to Guides.

Shareable@share-able· Feb 25

🚨NEW 🚨: As state and corporate surveillance intensifies, a new guide from UC Berkeley’s Cybersecurity Clinic and @fightforthefuture.org aims to help mutual aid organizations protect themselves. Check out the story by Nithin Coca! www.shareable.net/as-state-and...

Shareable@share-able· Feb 12

The @tuftsuep and Shareable team is excited to announce that the upcoming Cities@Tufts Spring 2026 Colloquium lecture series is here. All events are free, virtual, and open to everyone. Sign up! www.eventbrite.com/cc/citiestuf...

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 social post with blue background, flora and fauna that reads, Host Cities: How Refugees Are Transforming the World’s Urban Settings with Karen Jacobsen, Tufts University, Wednesday, February 18, 12:00 PM ET, Virtual on Zoom, Cities@Tufts, Tufts UEP and Shareable logos on the bottom.

Graphic social post with blue background, flora and fauna that reads, Light Justice in the Public Realm with Edward Bartholomew, Bartholomew Lighting / Light Justice, Wednesday, February 25, 12:00 PM ET, Virtual on Zoom, Cities@Tufts, Tufts UEP and Shareable logos on the bottom.

Graphic social post with blue background, flora and fauna that 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, Cities@Tufts, Tufts UEP and Shareable logos on the bottom.

Shareable@share-able· Feb 10

heck out the latest featured article on Shareable, “Somali Communities Are Building Collective Power in the Face of Trump’s Attacks” by Jamila Osman! 🔗https://www.shareable.net/somali-communities-are-building-collective-power-in-the-face-of-trumps-attacks/ #MutualAid #ICEOutMN #MinneapolisProtest

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 a textured green background with a story quote: “Volunteers raise funds for legal fees for families separated by ICE, deliver groceries to those sheltering in place, pick up prescriptions for vulnerable elders, provide child care and coordinate rides for schoolchildren, and even open their homes to those in need. These acts of care and community are no less militant than the protests that dominate headlines.” -Jamila Osman. It has a cut out of the protest sign that reads, "ICE OUT OF MN!"

Graphic with a textured green background with a story quote: “Surviving in hostile climates, whether environmental or political, is impossible in isolation.” - Jamila Osman. It has a picture of birds and ice.

Shareable@share-able· Feb 4

🦋Join Resist & Build on Tues., Feb 10 at 3:30 PM ET/ 12:30 PM PT to learn more about Acornomics, an Indigenous value-based development framework and how it relates to the #SolidarityEconomy! This event is free, virtual, and open to all: bit.ly/4abC4D1

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.

Shareable@share-able· Jan 26

Today marks the start of the first #ReclaimTheEconomyWeek. Around the world, people are coming together to demand economies that put people and planet first. Check out the calendar, 90 events & sign the petition to redesign our economies. 🔗 www.reclaimtheeconomy.org

Shareable@share-able· Jan 22

Check out the latest featured article on Shareable, “Navigating conflict in movement spaces” by Dean Spade! The article is adapted from the live Mutual Aid 101 event, “Navigating conflict with Dean Spade” back in November. Link: www.shareable.net/navigating-c... @deanspade.bsky.social