Education · Workshop
Economic Democracy Training 2026
A multi-day intensive training program focused on economic democracy, co-op development, and community activism.
The Economic Democracy Training 2026 is an intensive educational program hosted by the Prout Research Institute in Marshall, North Carolina. Designed for activists, co-op developers, and permaculturists, this training provides a deep dive into the principles of economic democracy. Participants will engage in collaborative learning, skill-building, and networking to foster sustainable community development. This event is a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals dedicated to creating equitable economic systems through practical, hands-on training.
What to Expect
A rigorous and engaging educational experience with a focus on practical application and community-based economic models.
Who Should Attend
- Activists
- Co-op developers
- Permaculturists
- Community organizers
- Students of economics
Agenda Overview
The training runs from August 11th through August 16th, featuring daily workshops and collaborative sessions.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Prout Research Institute · Educational Institute
An organization dedicated to research and education on socio-economic models.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the training?
It is held at the Prout Research Institute, 272 Wellness Way, Marshall, NC.
How long is the event?
It is a 6-day training from August 11 to August 16.
Who is this for?
Activists, co-op developers, and those interested in economic democracy.
Is there a cost?
Yes, registration fees range from $100.
What is Prout?
Prout stands for Progressive Utilization Theory, a socio-economic model.
How do I register?
Registration is available through the Prout Research Institute website.
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Marshall
economics
activism
training
Summary
A multi-day workshop on economic democracy and community development at the Prout Research Institute.
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Highlights
- Intensive training sessions
- Co-op development strategies
- Community activism workshops
- Networking with experts
- Sustainable development focus
- Collaborative learning environment
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