1. Short title This Act may be cited as the National Worker Cooperative Development and Support Act . 2. Promotion of worker-owned cooperative business by certain agencies The head of each covered agency shall— (1) implement programs and initiatives to support and expand worker-owned cooperative businesses; (2) periodically review existing regulations and propose revisions to such regulations to remove barriers that impede the formation and expansion of worker-owned cooperative businesses; (3) facilitate access to capital for worker-owned cooperative businesses, including— (A) exploring innovative financing options; and (B) using existing programs to support worker-owned cooperative businesses; (4) coordinate with the United States Council on Worker Cooperatives established under section 4; (5) develop, use, and contribute to the Federal strategy described in section 4(d)(1); (6) conduct and support research with respect to— (A) the economic impact of worker-owned cooperative businesses; (B) barriers to growth for worker-owned cooperative businesses; and (C) the effectiveness of existing programs that relate to worker-owned cooperative businesses; (7) provide education, outreach, and technical assistance to assist existing businesses to transition to worker-owned cooperative businesses; (8) engage with businesses, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions to identify best practices to enhance the use worker-owned cooperative businesses; and (9) provide relevant training for Federal workers to integrate worker-owned cooperative businesses into existing systems of Federal Government. 3. Education and outreach relating to worker-owned cooperative business The Administrator of the Small Business Administration shall— (1) develop educational materials relating to worker-owned cooperative businesses that are— (A) accessible online and in print; and (B) translated into multiple languages