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Co-Cycle 2012's stories
16 September 2012
The Co-cyclists have returned to Amherst, MA, completing their 4,000 mile journey. Co-cycler Riko Fluchel made some reflectio...
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23 July 2012
In celebration of International Day of Co-operatives on July 7, 2012 a new To The Moon teaser was launched that shares what s...
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23 July 2012
"It was an awesome time" says Emma Thatcher, To The Moon director, of the 4th of July barbeque at the University of Montana h...
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05 July 2012
The Co-cyclers are now in Montana and have just visited the Missoula Community Food Co-op. Here they are listening to Kate, o...
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20 June 2012
The Co-cyclers have reached Portland! They were joined by 25 local cyclers as they visited 10 different co-ops as a part of P...
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11 June 2012
The Co-Cyclists were welcomed with fresh watermelon, a bulk food donation and a three-hour tour of the North Coast Co-op in E...
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08 June 2012
The Co-cycle Project is a youth-led, bike-powered tour linking co-operatives across the US. The Co-cycle team kicked off thei...
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07 June 2012
The co-cycle team learns about cooperative banking with Redwood Credit Union in Santa Rosa, California.
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01 June 2012
To The Moon is a documentary that will follow Co-Cycle, a group of young adults as they cycle cross-country and experience th...
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Co-op name:
Co-Cycle 2012
Sector:
Travel
Country:
United States
Year of formation:
2012
Number of employees:
0
Number of members:
12
Description of the co-operative:
Summer 2012 - a group of people will bike across the U.S. together to build momentum for the co-operative movement. Through workshops and public events, Co-Cycle encourages the communities it travels through to take notice, ask questions, and seek out connections with their own local co-ops. The journey will start in San Francisco and proceed across the northern U.S., concluding in western Massachusetts. The documentary, To The Moon, following their journey will use the specific lens of the co-operative movement to demonstrate how much our young generation is capable of achieving. It will highlight the importance of dedication, innovation, and teamwork in order to make sustainable change for the future.
