Society for Co-operative Studies in Ireland
Increasing awareness and studying the impact of co-operatives on society
The Society for Co-operative Studies in Ireland (SCSI) is a member based organisation, established in 1991, to increase awareness of co-operatives. It has a membership of over 100 individuals including co-operative practitioners, community activists and academics.
The SCSI has developed a series of important educational resources ready to be used by teachers and lecturers to help students learn about the co-operative movement across Ireland. These resources have been developed in a way that provides teachers with the tools required for a lesson plan ready to be rolled out into the classroom or lecture hall.
These resources are being made freely available to advance a wider understanding of the significance of the co-operative economy, both in Ireland and internationally. As such we welcome feedback from educators who use these resources and are looking to gather feedback.
UKSCS works in co-operation with SCSI to develop and distribute the Journal for Co-operative Studies in Ireland.
2025 conference in partnership with UKSCS -
Co-operation among Co-operators: The Irish-British Connection
Date: 21-22 February 2025LocationBoundary Brewery Co-operative
