About our co-operative
New Internationalist is a multi-stakeholder co-operative owned by its workers and approximately 4,600 co-owners.
Our purpose is to champion equality and to work tirelessly to confront social, environmental and economic injustice on a global scale.
We publish an award winning magazine and run the Ethical Shop.
What is a co-owner?
All New Internationalist co-owners own community shares in our co-operative.
Co-owners receive regular updates about the organization and have the opportunity to feed into key decisions, through our AGM and Common Council.
The minimum investment is £50 ($69).
We’ve had two successful rounds of investment in 2017 and 2021, but you can still become a co-owner.
How to become a co-owner
If you want to become a co-owner, or top up your investment, you still can.
- First, have a read of our share offer document, business plan and rules
- Then buy your shares.
Read our Frequently Asked Questions to find out things like:
Any questions? Please get in touch
Get involved in the Common Council
The Common Council is tasked with providing critical friendship to New Internationalist. It’s a place in which we discuss and reflect on issues and ideas relating to our work.
The Council’s thoughts and feedback help to inform our business planning.
If you are a co-owner of New Internationalist and would like to join the common council, please contact [email protected] for more information.
2021-22 Annual Report
You can download our 2021-22 Annual Report[pdf] .
Our Annual General Meeting
The last AGM took place on 26 October at 18:00 UK Time. All co-owners are invited, please contact [email protected] if you have not received your invitation yet.