About our commitment
AMIBA has committed to focusing on racial equity in all that we do. This work isn’t a separate program but a foundational value that runs through all our work. We seek racial, economic, educational and social equity at our core. It is a journey we have undertaken and we invite others to join us.
Join us in our work to bring equity to the local movement and beyond
Fire Island Bake Shop: Generative Entrepreneurship and Small-Business Karma
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Founder of Hope & Main Named Rhode Island Woman of the Year
From Providence Journal: Lisa Raiola has changed the face of small businesses in Rhode Island....
Zingerman’s Community of Businesses
From The Main Street Journal: Zingerman’s Community of Businesses (ZCoB) has been a local food...
From Local Banking to Local Investing, Every Dollar That Stays Close to Home Matters
Imagine your money isn’t just a number on a screen but a force that strengthens your local community and economy.
WORKS FOR ALL: Learning From Cincinnati’s Co-op Economy
EVENT RECAP Post-Film Discussion with Worker-Owned Cooperative Advocates...
Cambridge Savings Bank Offers Financial and Technical Support for Black-Owned Businesses
By Laury Hammel, AMIBA Board of Directors Two AMIBA members, Sustainable Business Network of...
Resilient Local Economies Summer 2024 Internship
Join American Independent Business Alliance (AMIBA), Sustainable Business Network (SBN) of MA, and...
Small Businesses vs. Monopoly Power
YOU’RE INVITED Small Businesses vs. Monopoly Power Our Recent Wins and the Hurdles Ahead Join...
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