BOSTON UJIMA PROJECT OUR COMMUNITY HAS VOTED! 8OSTON UIMA PROJECT is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystesm, built by and for Boston's working class Black Indigenous and communities of color. We are excited to share the results of the second ballot in our Spring+ Summer 2019 Vote, which marks the completion of the first step for this round of our member-led NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLANS for Robxury Dorchester, and Mattapan. If you submitted new names of businesses you love on the second ballot, you will see them in our next round in 2020. THANK YOU to all of our Ujima voting members. We are always welcoming new members; find more info about how to get involved on the bottom of page. Here's what Ujima's voting members voted on! COMMUNITY 36 STANDARDS TOP NEEDS 14 140LOCAL BUSINESSES nvited to apply to the Ujima Business Alliance To prioritize for imvestments in new businesses and infrastructure That businesses interested in joining the alliance must meet Here's the full list of 140 LOCAL BUSINESSES that Ujima voting members are inviting to apply to join the UIMA BUSINESS ALLIANCE DORCHESTER arioMeican Grill Sustainablity Guild Tabletop Taste of Eden The City School The Food Project The Rotisserie Tremendous Maids Flames Fort Hill Grill Silver Slipper Slades Fabwright Origins Farmers Market Fields Cormer Cvic Flames Four Corners Yoga and Wellness America's Food Basket Association Social Good Marketing Soleil Frugal Bookstore Gallery Eye Care Vision Goodwll Haley House Hibernian Hall HYCC Ideal Subs ATS Equipment Ba Le Black Economie Juntice Suya Joint Sydney Janey Design and Boston Paper Works The Food Project Therapy Tony Wiliams Dance Tropical Foods Ugis United Housing Washington Plara Mall YMCA Institute (BEJ0 Blamey Stone Boston Community Co-ops Bowdoin Bike School BRED Gourmet Coalition for Occupied Homes in Foreclosure (COH CoCo Leaf Codman Square NDC Cols to Locs Commonwealth Kitchen Crawford Drug Daily Table Democracy Brewing Diaspora Africa Dorchester Brewing Co Doechester Business Lab Dorchester Food Co-op Dorchester Not For Sale Dorchester People for Peace Dot Ale East Boston Savings Bank Uphams Corner Health Censer Vegan Veggie Oasis Victoria's Diner The Wake Up Wings and Ting YMCA Fresh Food Generation Grove Hall Library Harbor Point Liquors & Bard Harvard Street Health Center Healthworks Homestead Ideal Sub Just Relax Massage Kush Grove Lucy Stone Maxine on St. James Merengue METCO, INC NAACP Boston Branch Norma Rosario's Catering Nos Casa One United ROXBURY Alternatives for Community& Environment (ACE Black Market Bon Me Island Style Juice and Jazz Cafe Lambert's Made Organics McKenna's Cafe Mr Tamole MATTAPAN A's Roti Chez Vous Boston Buildingg Resources Center Delectable Delights Diablo Glass DSN Dudiey Cafe Dudiey Grille Egleston YMCA Essential Body Herbs Fasika Cafe First Teacher Boston P+RRestaurant Paige Academy Place Tailor Pudding Stone OHC Quality Heating CoolingLenny's Tropical Bakery Render Coffee Roxbury Innovation Center Roxbury YMCA Ruiz Market Save a Lot Shelburne Community Center City Soil Golden Crust Juice Up Foyer Bakery My Thai Vegan Next Step Soul Oasis Vegan Parlor i Rosa's Supermarket Santo Domingo Svin Bar & Kitchen Shanti Mattapan's Finest Norfolk Hardware Simco Urban Farming Institute South Bay Yoga Strand Theater DO YOU SEE BUSINESSES THAT YOU LOVE? HELP US SPREAD THE WORD TO OUR AMAZING LOCAL BUSINESSES! Let business owners know they are invited to apply to the Ujima Business Alliance and should contact us at this address: standards@ujimaboston.com These are the 36 STANDARDS that businesses interested in joining the UIMA BUSINESS ALLIANCE must meet, originally drafted by our ELECTED COMMUNITY STANDARDS COMMITTEE WORKER GOOD FAITH COMMUNITY EFFORT POWER OWNERSHIP Commit to Workplace Democracy Feasibility Study 2)Worker Board Seat 3) Collective Bargaining 4)Commit to Open Book Accounting Feasibility Study 5) Civic Engagement & Voting Community Benefits Reporting 2)Worker Satisfaction Survey 1 Majority POC Ownership 2) Commit to Employee Ownership Feasibility 3) Ujima Participation Study 4) Community Benefits Pledges GOOD LOCAL HEALTH AND JOBS SAFETY 1 Commit to Non Toxic Workplace Policy 2) Occupational Safety and Compliance 3] Health Benefits Support 6)Workplace Culture /Prevent Workplace Sexual Misconduct 1)33% Womn Workforce 2) 60% POC Workdorce 3Safety& Success of Trans& Gender Nonconforming People 4)CORI Friendly Policy 5)Sanctuary Business 6) Youth of Color Employment T Minimum Wage COMMUNITY 4Employee Wellness Plan POWER Promote Civic Engagement CUSTOMERS 2 Promote Voter Engagement 3) Ujima Community Benefits Programs & VENDORS ENVIRONMENT 8) Max 5:1 Compensation Ratio 1 Product or Service Mission 2 Consumer Feedback Channels 3) Ujima Purchasing Agreement 9) Paid Family & Medical Leave 10) Fair Scheduling Policy 11)Fair Classification Commit to Green Energy Plan 2) Commit to Zero Waste Plan 4) Supplier Diversity For a fuller explanation about the standards, head to www.ujimaboston.com/standards. RJOIN US! Find us online at www.ujimaboston.com/@ujimaboston on social media. Attend our weekly meetings every Wednesday at 6pm@City Life/Vida Urbana, 284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain. Get in touch: info@ujimaboston.com BOSTON UJIMA PROJECT OUR COMMUNITY HAS VOTED! 8OSTON UIMA PROJECT is a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystesm, built by and for Boston's working class Black Indigenous and communities of color. We are excited to share the results of the second ballot in our Spring+ Summer 2019 Vote, which marks the completion of the first step for this round of our member-led NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLANS for Robxury Dorchester, and Mattapan. If you submitted new names of businesses you love on the second ballot, you will see them in our next round in 2020. THANK YOU to all of our Ujima voting members. We are always welcoming new members; find more info about how to get involved on the bottom of page. Here's what Ujima's voting members voted on! COMMUNITY 36 STANDARDS TOP NEEDS 14 140LOCAL BUSINESSES nvited to apply to the Ujima Business Alliance To prioritize for imvestments in new businesses and infrastructure That businesses interested in joining the alliance must meet Here's the full list of 140 LOCAL BUSINESSES that Ujima voting members are inviting to apply to join the UIMA BUSINESS ALLIANCE DORCHESTER arioMeican Grill Sustainablity Guild Tabletop Taste of Eden The City School The Food Project The Rotisserie Tremendous Maids Flames Fort Hill Grill Silver Slipper Slades Fabwright Origins Farmers Market Fields Cormer Cvic Flames Four Corners Yoga and Wellness America's Food Basket Association Social Good Marketing Soleil Frugal Bookstore Gallery Eye Care Vision Goodwll Haley House Hibernian Hall HYCC Ideal Subs ATS Equipment Ba Le Black Economie Juntice Suya Joint Sydney Janey Design and Boston Paper Works The Food Project Therapy Tony Wiliams Dance Tropical Foods Ugis United Housing Washington Plara Mall YMCA Institute (BEJ0 Blamey Stone Boston Community Co-ops Bowdoin Bike School BRED Gourmet Coalition for Occupied Homes in Foreclosure (COH CoCo Leaf Codman Square NDC Cols to Locs Commonwealth Kitchen Crawford Drug Daily Table Democracy Brewing Diaspora Africa Dorchester Brewing Co Doechester Business Lab Dorchester Food Co-op Dorchester Not For Sale Dorchester People for Peace Dot Ale East Boston Savings Bank Uphams Corner Health Censer Vegan Veggie Oasis Victoria's Diner The Wake Up Wings and Ting YMCA Fresh Food Generation Grove Hall Library Harbor Point Liquors & Bard Harvard Street Health Center Healthworks Homestead Ideal Sub Just Relax Massage Kush Grove Lucy Stone Maxine on St. James Merengue METCO, INC NAACP Boston Branch Norma Rosario's Catering Nos Casa One United ROXBURY Alternatives for Community& Environment (ACE Black Market Bon Me Island Style Juice and Jazz Cafe Lambert's Made Organics McKenna's Cafe Mr Tamole MATTAPAN A's Roti Chez Vous Boston Buildingg Resources Center Delectable Delights Diablo Glass DSN Dudiey Cafe Dudiey Grille Egleston YMCA Essential Body Herbs Fasika Cafe First Teacher Boston P+RRestaurant Paige Academy Place Tailor Pudding Stone OHC Quality Heating CoolingLenny's Tropical Bakery Render Coffee Roxbury Innovation Center Roxbury YMCA Ruiz Market Save a Lot Shelburne Community Center City Soil Golden Crust Juice Up Foyer Bakery My Thai Vegan Next Step Soul Oasis Vegan Parlor i Rosa's Supermarket Santo Domingo Svin Bar & Kitchen Shanti Mattapan's Finest Norfolk Hardware Simco Urban Farming Institute South Bay Yoga Strand Theater DO YOU SEE BUSINESSES THAT YOU LOVE? HELP US SPREAD THE WORD TO OUR AMAZING LOCAL BUSINESSES! Let business owners know they are invited to apply to the Ujima Business Alliance and should contact us at this address: standards@ujimaboston.com These are the 36 STANDARDS that businesses interested in joining the UIMA BUSINESS ALLIANCE must meet, originally drafted by our ELECTED COMMUNITY STANDARDS COMMITTEE WORKER GOOD FAITH COMMUNITY EFFORT POWER OWNERSHIP Commit to Workplace Democracy Feasibility Study 2)Worker Board Seat 3) Collective Bargaining 4)Commit to Open Book Accounting Feasibility Study 5) Civic Engagement & Voting Community Benefits Reporting 2)Worker Satisfaction Survey 1 Majority POC Ownership 2) Commit to Employee Ownership Feasibility 3) Ujima Participation Study 4) Community Benefits Pledges GOOD LOCAL HEALTH AND JOBS SAFETY 1 Commit to Non Toxic Workplace Policy 2) Occupational Safety and Compliance 3] Health Benefits Support 6)Workplace Culture /Prevent Workplace Sexual Misconduct 1)33% Womn Workforce 2) 60% POC Workdorce 3Safety& Success of Trans& Gender Nonconforming People 4)CORI Friendly Policy 5)Sanctuary Business 6) Youth of Color Employment T Minimum Wage COMMUNITY 4Employee Wellness Plan POWER Promote Civic Engagement CUSTOMERS 2 Promote Voter Engagement 3) Ujima Community Benefits Programs & VENDORS ENVIRONMENT 8) Max 5:1 Compensation Ratio 1 Product or Service Mission 2 Consumer Feedback Channels 3) Ujima Purchasing Agreement 9) Paid Family & Medical Leave 10) Fair Scheduling Policy 11)Fair Classification Commit to Green Energy Plan 2) Commit to Zero Waste Plan 4) Supplier Diversity For a fuller explanation about the standards, head to www.ujimaboston.com/standards. RJOIN US! Find us online at www.ujimaboston.com/@ujimaboston on social media. Attend our weekly meetings every Wednesday at 6pm@City Life/Vida Urbana, 284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain. Get in touch: info@ujimaboston.com