Robo Co-op had the privilege of traveling to Bilbao, Spain, to meet with Mondragón University, Mondragón Co-op, Yaran Foundation, government stakeholders, and local partners.
Mondragón is one of the largest worker cooperatives in the world — and an inspiration for our work.
At Robo Co-op, we are pioneering the digital, distributed version of Mondragón: a cooperative model built for the 21st century, empowering refugees and displaced talent to shape the future of work.
This isn’t just about jobs. It’s about solidarity, innovation, and the next generation of corporatism — building systems where refugees are pioneers, not just participants.
We left Bilbao inspired by the passion and goodwill of so many changemakers. We aim to show the world, through a pilot, a future where technology, cooperativism, and human resilience resonate together.