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 www.distributist.orgsocietyfordistributism@gmail.com
JOIN US, AND HELPBUILD A DISTRIBUTISTSOCIETY.
We cannot continue to depend on an exhaustedgovernment or a limitless market. Families needhealthy food, educational alternatives, andcommunities principally producing for themselvesin order to contribute to a materially adequateand spiritually wealthy society.Distributist economies benefit the community byproviding an unmatched competitive advantageover their capitalist and socialist counterparts.Whether through the historical guilds of Europe,the current worldwide success of cooperatives,credit unions, home-based businesses, or micro-credit banking, the distributist model is proven tooffer the greatest ownership diversification of anyof its contemporaries.We are neither progressives nor conservatives.Our beliefs stem from a traditional recognition of the family as the central and most basic unit of society and the interdependent role of neighborsand community.The mission of 
The Society for Distributism
is topromote a humane economic and social policy of scale through the advocacy of Distributism. Ourorganization welcomes cooperation with like-minded groups and individuals, while remainingfirm in our fealty to Catholic Social Doctrine.
 
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The Society aims to provideeducation and support for individualand community efforts, throughliterature, local events, and thenurturing of regional and localchapters.
 
We will build a populist movementconsisting of lay and academicactivists dedicated to thedevelopment and implementation of distributist economics, whileresponding to unfolding innovationsand challenges.
 
 
The Society will encourage politicalinitiatives to favor family owned andworker-owned businesses, guilds,differential taxation policies, interestfree financing, and subsidies forproductive property.
 
 
We will advocate and support localtrade, food banks, micro-creditlending, Community SupportedAgriculture, co-housing, small-scaletechnology, and local farming, as wellas voluntary land associationsdedicated to urban and ruralhomesteading.
 
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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
The Society for DistributismP.O. Box 37Hicksville, New York 11802Tel. 516.508.1871Website: www.distributist.orgEmail: societyfordistributism@gmail.com
 
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