Center for Social Inclusion

Since 2002, CSI has published many resources–including reports, toolkits, policy papers, and more. Use this search function to browse our library.

Energy Democracy: Co-op Power – A Profile in Cooperative Ownership
February 25, 2016

In this profile, we feature Co-op Power, founded in 2004 as a multi-race, multi-class, consumer-owned energy cooperative that promotes access to sustainable energy for communities in Massachusetts and Southern Vermont. Co-op Power secures resources for local leaders working to create community-owned clean energy projects and businesses, energy efficiency teams, and green jobs training programs that serve the needs of the region’s low-income communities and communities of color.

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Namasté Solar – A Profile in Cooperative Ownership
October 14, 2015

In this profile, we explore Namasté Solar, an employee-owned cooperative, to provide a model for communities who want to move towards Energy Democracy.

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Dane County Wisconsin – Racial Equity Analysis & Recommendations
September 9, 2015

Co-authored by Center for Social Inclusion (CSI) and Government Alliance on Race & Equity (GARE), this report is a four-year comprehensive plan to increase racial equity in Dane County, Wisconsin. The report is a roadmap to increase racial equity in the county, encompassing five recommendations to deepen understanding of and commitment to racial equity. The goal is to make Dane County government more inclusive and engaging, increase access to economic prosperity, ensure the safety of all neighborhoods, and promote good health for all residents.

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Removing Barriers to Breastfeeding: A Structural Race Analysis of First Food
August 20, 2015

August is National Breastfeeding Month, and August 25-31 is Black Breastfeeding Week. In this report, we outline the barriers to breastfeeding that communities of color face, as well as recommend policies and practices to address racial inequity in First Food.

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Let’s Talk About Race: How Racially Explicit Messaging Can Advance Equity
August 11, 2015

In this report, we explored whether talking about race directly could effectively move people to support progressive fiscal policies.

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