Experiences in Employee Ownership: Chroma Technology

About the Project

“Experiences in Employee Ownership” is a project Sam developed while performing historical research at and for Chroma Technology Corp. in the Fall of 2016. While Chroma was the primary participant organization, several others were included in the project throughout the Northeast. One of the goals of the project is to highlight the world of employee ownership in ways that realistically shade it with both the bad and the good, the easy and the difficult, and the entirely possible ways that people are currently reshaping our economy.

WRITTEN BY SAMUEL EDWARDS

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Listen to the Interviews

Let’s Rethink Psychosis: Lee Wade ’25 at Students With Psychosis in New York

Learning to Breathe – Together: Maria N. Ramirez 22′ at CASA in San Francisco, California

Samantha Maxwell: My Journey with AmeriCorps Public Health

“In the Bay, at Martins”- Bridget Padilla’24

“It couldn’t be any better”: Anthony Maldonado at the Olive Kettering Library

Creating a Webcomic “Hidden in Plain Sight”: Yuri Whitley ‘26

Teaching Assistant at the Buen Dia Family School; Harris-Brewer ’25

Hands in Clay, Hands in Play: Lark Orbe ’26 at the M.C. Richards Program with Free Columbia in Upstate New York

Calder Kraince: Chilling in Yellowstone

Leaving a Piece of Me: Erina McGuire ’24 at Estia Agios Nikolaos in Galaxidi, Greece

Finding home: Leah Verdugo ’23 at Earthship Biotecture

Anyway, Japan: Jonathan Telin, ’24

Mexican Culture and Tradition, A Martial Arts Short Film: Gael Cabrera Ocamp, ’24

Transects, Transplants and the Transcontinental Railroad: Ely Lombardi ‘25 at The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Crested Butte, Colorado

Cultivating Sustainability: Reflections on Antioch College’s July 2023 Permaculture Design Certificate Course,

An Office Worker Experience: Arreola ‘ 19 at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio

Old Dog, New Tricks: Brooks ’26 at Seva Farms in Dexter, MI

A Cleveland Gentile with Chutzpah Talks Torah in D.C.: River Esquivel ’26 at Holocaust Art Restitution Project in Washington D.C.

Everest Wass ’26 at Our Farm Sanctuary, in Tipp City, OH

“My Light”; My Experience as an Independent Artist: Mani Payne ’26 at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio