Red Emma’s

• Washington Post – Amid food-industry upheaval, Baltimore businesses are handing workers the keys (2021)
• Baltimore Fishbowl – In Waverly, hopes are high that Red Emma’s will boost a tired commercial strip (2021)

From the cooperative

• https://redemmas.org/about/
• Bylaws (2016)

More

• Truthout – Serving More Than Food: Restaurant Co-Ops Put Economic Justice on the Table (2022)
• Washington Post – Amid food-industry upheaval, Baltimore businesses are handing workers the keys (2021)
• Baltimore Fishbowl – In Waverly, hopes are high that Red Emma’s will boost a tired commercial strip (2021)
• Baltimore Brew – Red Emma’s move is seen as a boost for Greenmount Avenue and Waverly (2021)
• Washington Post – Amid food-industry upheaval, Baltimore businesses are handing workers the keys (2021)
• Baltimore Brew – Red Emma’s move is seen as a boost for Greenmount Avenue and Waverly (2021)
• The Counter – Co-op restaurants: pipe-dream or practical solution? (2021)
• Bloomberg – Worker-Owned Businesses Are Having a Moment (2021)
• Baltimore Sun – Baltimore’s Red Emma’s is moving again, this time to a ‘forever home’ of its own in Waverly (2021)
• Baltimore Sun – More Baltimore businesses are becoming worker-owned, but they still face economic and pandemic hurdles (2021)
• Next City – Worker-Owned Cooperatives are Building Their Own Investment Network (2021)
• Vice – Don’t Start Just Any Kind of Business; Start a Worker Co-Op (2021)
• Baltimore Magazine – Radical Growth (2019)
• Baltimore Sun – Red Emma’s restaurant and bookstore is moving to Mid-Town Belvedere (2018)
• Next City – Baltimore Worker Cooperative Continues Expanding and Evolving (2018)
• New York Times  – 6 Hours in Baltimore (2017)
• WYPR – Can Worker-Owned Cooperatives Compete (2016)
• John Hopkins Magazine – The Expanding Business Plans Of Red Emma’s Collective In Baltimore (2014)
• WTOP – Radical Baltimore bookstore Red Emma’s plans expansion (2013)
• WMST350Bmore – John Dudda worker/founder of Red Emmas (2012)
• City Paper – Working Class: Red Emma’s works to realize its latest project–a free school (2009)
• Baltimore Sun – Anarchists rally for Red Emma’s (2004)