Real-world examples of regenerative transformation already working in communities across America and around the world. These aren't theories—they're billion-dollar proof concepts.
From coast to coast, communities are building the regenerative economy through worker ownership, community land trusts, urban agriculture, and participatory democracy.
The Evergreen Cooperatives are a network of worker-owned businesses in Cleveland's Greater University Circle area, demonstrating how anchor institutions can partner with communities to build local wealth.
The Bronx has transformed from a food desert into a leader in urban agriculture, with dozens of community gardens, urban farms, and food justice organizations creating a local food system.
The Champlain Housing Trust is one of the largest community land trusts in the US, providing permanently affordable housing and preventing gentrification through community ownership.
New York City has implemented participatory budgeting in multiple districts, allowing residents to directly decide how to spend millions in public funds on community priorities.
American innovations connect to a worldwide movement of regenerative solutions. Here's how our local successes compare to international leaders.
Democratic ownership scaling globally
Evergreen Cooperatives network demonstrating anchor institution partnerships
World's largest worker cooperative with 60+ years of success
Technology enabling citizen participation
Participatory budgeting allowing direct citizen control over public spending
Decidim platform enabling comprehensive citizen participation in governance
Cities feeding themselves sustainably
Urban farming transforming vacant lots into productive food systems
OrganopĂłnicos providing 70% of city's fresh vegetables
Discover regenerative solutions already working in your area. The movement is everywhere—you just need to connect.
These proven models are ready for nationwide adoption. Join us in making them the foundation of America's regenerative future.