Johanna Bozuwa, author of the Democracy Collaborative report, "Building Resilience Through Green Infrastructure: A Community Wealth Building Approach," is interviewed on WBAI's "Citywatch" program.

Johanna Bozuwa on WBAI Citywatch on Green Infrastructure

Marc Stern of WMBR (Cambridge, Mass.) interviews The Democracy Collaborative's Marjorie Kelly about her book with Ted Howard, "The Making of a Democratic Economy."

"Radio With A View" Interview with Marjorie Kelly

Purdue Pharma, of OxyContin fame, has filed for bankruptcy. Now, we are to believe, the company is going to turn the billions of dollars they’ve made from aggressively pushing opioids—and downplaying their harms, and paying doctors to promote them, and lobbying against Congress to regulate them—toward healing communities from their impact. OK. But what if we decided to stop trusting for-profit companies with our health? We’ll talk about a public option for pharmaceuticals with Dana Brown, director of The Next System Project.

CounterSpin: Dana Brown on a Public Option for Pharmaceuticals

On WPFW's "What's At Stake," Isaiah J. Poole of The Next System Project at The Democracy Collaborative discusses the organization's "Medicine For All" report(thenextsystem.org/medicineforall) and his article in The New Republic with Next System Project director Dana Brown that argued for the creation of a public pharmaceutical system as part of a proposed Purdue Pharma opioid lawsuit settlement.

Isaiah J. Poole on a Pharmaceutical Public Option

Editorial manager for The Next System Project at the Democracy Collaborative.