16,000 members of the Park Slope Food Coop contribute three hours of work each month to access high-quality food at low prices.
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16,000 members of the Park Slope Food Coop contribute three hours of work each month to access high-quality food at low prices.
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At the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn, 16,000 members contribute three hours of work each month to maintain a cooperative supermarket. This model provides access to high-quality food at low prices. The film details the coop's intricate rules and the diverse membership that reflects a microcosm of democracy. As the coop thrives, it challenges traditional capitalist structures and the food industry, offering an alternative approach to food distribution. Members share their experiences, illustrating a community response to economic challenges.
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Why Watch
- Meet diverse members of the Park Slope Food Coop
- Find out how the coop challenges capitalism
- See a unique model of community food distribution
Did You Know
- The Park Slope Food Coop has 16,000 members contributing three hours of work each month.
- The film has a duration of 97 minutes.
- The cooperative operates within a framework of hundreds of rules.
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How many members does the Park Slope Food Coop have?
The Park Slope Food Coop has 16,000 members.
What is the work requirement for members of the Park Slope Food Coop?
Each member contributes three hours of work per month.
What year was the documentary 'Food Coop' released?
The documentary 'Food Coop' was released in 2016.
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