8:30 AM - 9:00 AM CDT
Check-in for Conference attendees joining us for the in-person events in Chicago. Attendees will be asked to complete a Health Self-Assessment prior to attending the event. Link to the Full COVID Policy.
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
Opening Remarks: Welcome from President Preckwinkle and Framing of Conference
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Toni Preckwinkle, President of the Cook County Board of Commissioners
[Recording Available]
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
In our current system, money is power. Through that context, basic income is fundamentally a redistribution of power. In this Plenary, leaders from across a range of justice communities will talk about the role that basic income plays in helping shift power dynamics within interpersonal, community and societal systems and how these shifts can support the fight for equity and justice.
SPEAKERS: FreeFrom, Point Source Youth, Creatives Rebuild New York, Equity and Tansformation
[Recording Available]
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
Routinely, young people and individuals living with disabilities are left out of decision-making that directly impacts their lives. While it is important to consider that youth with disabilities sit at the very intersection between these two groups, by collapsing youth and disabled communities into a singular category, we risk perpetuating harmful stereotypes and erasing identity. Join us for a conversation with Creatives Rebuild New York's Guaranteed Income for Artists and representatives from Trust Youth Initiative (TYI), a "Cash Plus" program being piloted in New York City (and beyond) by Chapin Hall and Point Source Youth. This is an opportunity to learn about and discuss the shared and unique challenges these groups face and critical distinctions between the two. We will also examine youth-centric and disability-centric priorities for design, adaptation, and scaling, and important actions we can take to protect cash recipients' existing benefits while shaping direct cash policies and practices for the future.
SPEAKERS: Creatives Rebuild New York, Point Source Youth, Chapin Hall
[Recording Available]
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
GALLERY 1
The DC Guaranteed Income Coalition will discuss their recent victories and plans for the future as a diverse, advocacy-focused intersectional collaboration of DC low-income mothers, low-wage workers, and other stakeholders, dedicated to establishing an income floor, passing a permanent guaranteed income for all in Washington, D.C., and shoring up the safety net benefit. The sheer breadth, power, and results of this coalition is changing the narrative of what a wide-ranging coalition can accomplish for people from traditionally opposing policy frameworks: those who are earners and non-earners.
SPEAKERS: Save Us Now, Inc, Let's Go DMV!, Mother's Outreach Network
[Recording Coming Soon!]
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
In Her Hands: A Blueprint for Community-led Pilots
In Her Hands is a guaranteed income initiative that was launched in 2022 by the Georgia Resilience and Opportunity (GRO) Fund and GiveDirectly. Beyond its goal to deliver cash to 650+ low-income Black women across Georgia, this program was intentionally created and designed to drive powerful narrative change. We are disrupting long held harmful narratives about poverty, gender, and race by centering community voices, telling dignified stories, and illustrating the power of cash. As the cultural phenomenon of GI spreads, we believe that building pilots from a community-centered framework helps to shape an inclusionary vision for future Guaranteed Income & direct cash policies. In this presentation, we will share the blueprint of In Her Hands and how our initiative is building towards visionary change.
SPEAKERS: Eshe Shukura, Sarah Moran, Hope Wollensack
[Recording Coming Soon!]
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM CDT
An opportunity for those in attendance to have lunch with pilot organizations to talk shop, get inspired and build best practices:.
Participating Pilot Organizations: Champaign County Guaranteed Income Pilot, Community Spring/Just Income GNV, Equity and Transformation, Point Source Youth, HudsonUP, In Her Hands, Denver Basic Income Project, Philly Joy Bank, Abundant Birth Project, UpTogether, Martha's Table, Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, Black Women's Resilience Project
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
Centering Justice Impacted Community Members in Program Design and Implementation
In 2021, EAT built the Chicago Future Fund (CFF) as an innovative solution to economic inequality by providing $500/month to 30 returning residents in West Garfield Park. This year, EAT expanded the program, providing guaranteed income to 100 system-impacted individuals in Chicago's South and West sides. Since its inception, the CFF has shifted the narrative around guaranteed income and system-impacted individuals in Illinois, paving the way for several GI programs to follow. The CFF is more than a GI program. It is an acknowledgment of past harms, an investment in Black joy, and an opportunity to remedy the absence of actionable alternatives to police and prisons in Illinois.
SPEAKERS: Equity and Transformation, Participants from the Chicago Future Fund
[Recording Available]
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GALLERY 1
Centering Voices: Indigenous Women, Black Women and GBV Survivors in Program Design
This session will present culturally-relevant, inclusive, and person-centered strategies for program design and research that center and empower Black women, Indigenous communities, and survivors of gender-based violence. Tackling systemic inequity requires guaranteed income work to support communities that are subjected to violence from racism, colonialism, and gender oppression. Join presenters from the Black Women Resilience Project, Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, and FreeFrom as they share their experience of what it means to center these important communities, and the visions they have for healing intergenerational trauma and creating sustainable pathways to financial security, abundance, and wellness.
SPEAKERS: Black Women's Resilience Project, Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, FreeFrom
[Recording Coming Soon!]
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
Connecting to the Solidarity Economy Movement - Reframing Institutional Power
The Solidarity Economy movement is growing amongst artists and culture workers who share an understanding that racial justice cannot be achieved without economic justice, and that culture is key to getting us there. This panel will open dialogue between artists, organizers, and advocates to share perspectives on how the Solidarity Economy Movement and the Guaranteed Basic Income Movement could align, strengthen paths for collaboration, and support each other’s goals.
SPEAKERS: Creatives Rebuild New York, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, Anticapitalism for Artists, Art.Coop
[Recording Coming Soon!]
2:30 PM - 3:15 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
PLENARY: Centering Community Voices, Building Strategic Campaigns
Guest Performer: Matt Muse
SPEAKERS: Jain Family Institute, Income Movement
[Recording Available]
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
CTC Learnings and Impact on Narratives
The main objection to the 2021 expanded child tax credit was that it would cause people to quit their jobs. This panel would rebut this objection from multiple research angles and will connect to a broader discussion about changing the narrative around guaranteed income and work.
SPEAKERS: Jain Family Institute, Northeastern, Ideas42, MIT
[Recording Available]
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM CDT
GALLERY 1
Where Do We Go From Here? Using grassroots Advocacy in the GI Movement
This conversation-style presentation will showcase NCJW| LA's work in the GI Movement and how grassroots Advocacy, community building, and narrative change have been integrated to leverage local and state elected officials to support and expand funding and begin to move forward GI pilots into policy. Nabila Dunbar (advocacy program manager) and Tevel Pele (GI program coordinator) will facilitate this conversation-style presentation. Come ready to learn and share how grassroots Advocacy can be a catalyst toward expanding and securing funding for guaranteed income!
SPEAKERS: National Council of Jewish Women, Los Angeles
[Recording Coming Soon!]
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
Rewriting the Script: Dismantling Stigma and Reclaiming Power through Personal Stories
In this interactive session, participants will challenge pervasive myths and stereotypes, using clips of the documentary film Storming Caesars Palace as a point of departure and reflection.
The stories of women with limited means and autonomy in the 1960’s and 1970’s are echoed in the stories of many today. Just as pervasive are stereotypes about families receiving public assistance, Black women, and other low-income individuals facing discrimination, exclusion, and stigma. How do they show up systemically in public rhetoric, policies and programs, and how do we dismantle them with stories from the communities with which we work? Participants discuss using additional prompts and contemporary examples.
SPEAKERS: Director and Film Participant of Storming Caesars Palace
[Recording Coming Soon!]
4:45 PM - 5:30 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
WORKING SESSION: Celebrity Slogans for Narrative Change Campaigns
Join us in-person for a creative and interesting approach to building a narrative change campaign. Work with others to create and rank slogans based on their ability to make a splash on the national stage.
[In-Person Only]
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM CDT
PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL
310 N GREEN ST
CHICAGO, IL 60607
RECEPTION AT PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL
Join us at Punch Bowl Social for an exciting evening of fun and games at the end of the first day of the BIG Conference! Unwind and relax with your fellow attendees with a variety of activities including classic Arcade games, Bowling, Ping Pong, Cornhole, Foosball, Giant Jenga, Ring Toss, and Giant Connect Four! Then cap off the night with some karaoke with your new friends!
Reception sponsored by Givecard.
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM CDT
Check-in for Conference attendees joining us for the in-person events in Chicago. Attendees will be asked to complete a Health Self-Assessment prior to attending the event. Link to the Full COVID Policy.
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
OPENING DAY 2: Conference Highlights and Welcoming Remarks from Mayor Brandon Johnson
Join us in kicking off the second day of the BIG Conference with Welcoming Remarks from the newly elected Mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson!
[Recording Available]
9:30 AM - 10:15 AM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
WORKING SESSION: Empathetic Policy Design
Join us in-person to connect with the stories of four participants from the BOOTSTRAPS Pilot who have complex yet common personal stories and be a part of a facilitated conversation to understand how we can root the work of policy in the lived experiences of our community members.
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS: Producers of the BOOTSTRAPS docuseries, GiveDirectly, Jain Family Institute, The Bridge Project, FreeFrom, Scott Santens, Philly Joy Bank, Expecting Justice, Martha's Table, Just Income, Denver Basic Income Project, Servicios de La Raza
[In-Person Only]
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
Raising the Floor Screening + Q&A
In 2020 a global pandemic sent the majority Latinx city of Chelsea, Massachusetts spiraling into chaos. Frontline workers risked their lives to help others, while City leaders came together in a desperate moment with a simple but inspired idea.
Raising the Floor is the moving narrative of a majority Latinx community coming together to feed neighbors and strangers during an unprecedented public health crisis. It is the inspiring story of a group of local leaders whose sense of helplessness and concern led to bold policy innovation.
SPEAKER: Director and Co-Producer of Raising the Floor
[In-Person Only]
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
In the early stages of movement building, having a broad range of policy efforts is critical: different policy efforts can help inform design requirements, be a forcing function for tool and infrastructure design, and provide opportunities for the public and politicians alike to engage with the ideas behind basic income and its role in transforming the economy and society. This plenary will highlight the current work being done in the policy space, including the opportunities these different efforts provide for informing potential north star federal policy, as well as begin to identify gaps in knowledge or open questions we need to answer to better lay the groundwork for a national basic income.
SPEAKERS: New York University, Jain Family Institute, Economic Security Project, Steady
[Recording Available]
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
Screening of Bootstraps Docuseries + Q&A
Americans from diverse walks of life received a basic income from 2017-2020. Come for a sneak peek viewing of the rough cut pilot episode for Bootstraps, the docuseries that followed their experience through it all.
SPEAKERS: Director and Producer of Bootstraps
[In-Person Only]
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM CDT
SOLARIUM
How might we measure long-term outcomes of guaranteed income pilots?
The target audience for this interactive and facilitated discussion will be researchers evaluating guaranteed income pilots across the country to create a shared strategy of whether and how the long-term outcomes for these various pilots should be measured. However, the session will also be open to all in order to provide input on what success looks like and how research can help answer if a program was successful in the long-run.
SPEAKERS: Center for Guaranteed Income Research, UPenn, Inclusive Economy Lab of Chicago, Abt Associates
[Recording Coming Soon!]
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
The Cook County Promise is unique in its stated purpose to establish a permanent program upon the pilot’s completion, with revenues from cannabis taxes providing one source of ongoing funding. In this session, Cook County Promise leadership will discuss how Cook County Government came to embrace direct cash policy and commit to a permanent program. Presenters will also describe how they built the pilot and its research component with permanency and good governance in mind, as well as touch on their current progress towards building the permanent program. The panel will also feature Promise Pilot participants who will describe their experience applying for and participating in the pilot.
SPEAKERS: AidKit, GiveDirectly, Inclusive Economy Lab, Cook County Government Promise Pilot and Pilot Participants
[Recording Available]
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GALLERY 1
Maximizing GI Impact by Addressing Wealth Decelerators
Unprecedented wealth inequality, housing cost, and debt burden threaten the potential of guaranteed income programs to effectively reduce economic instability and disparity. This panel will explore the other ways that unconditional cash can create a more equitable foundation upon which guaranteed income can have the greatest impact. GiveDirectly and its partners are testing innovative approaches to prevent debt and eviction, respond faster and more equitably to natural and man-made disasters, and accelerate people out of poverty through large one-time transfers.
SPEAKERS: GiveDirectly, Inclusive Economy Lab, Impact Charitable
[Recording Coming Soon!]
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
Comparing Universality and Targeting - Aligning Policy and Values
The Basic Income movement is grappling with a thorny and nuanced question: In the pursuit of implementing a robust and just social support system, is it better to pursue policy that A) proactively directs money and other benefits to those experiencing the greatest disadvantage, vulnerability, and/or historical oppression; or B) provides a universal benefit to all?
Join for a discussion of the questions around the values, implementation, and the human impacts of policy design choices.
SPEAKERS: Urban Institute, PolicyEngine, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College
[Recording Coming Soon!]
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM CDT
GRAND STUDIO
This interactive session will focus on lessons learned from 2 pilots working with large numbers of enrolled participants at different geographic scales. Join administrators from The Chicago Resilient Communities Pilot and Creatives Rebuild New York’s Guaranteed Income for Artist program in conversation with each other about everything from intersectional partnerships to process design as key insights for the road to a national policy.
SPEAKERS: City of Chicago Mayor's Office, City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services, Creatives Rebuild New York, GiveDirectly
[Recording Available]
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM CDT
GALLERY 1
State Policy Work: Legislation, Tax Credits and Benefits Support
State level tax credit expansion and benefits reform and support are critical parts of the broader roadmap towards federal legislation. In this session, panelists will share important policy work happening in several states across the country, highlight both process best practices as well as key impacts and wins to inspire continued work at the state level.
[Recording Coming Soon!]
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM CDT
GALLERY 2
Advancing Intersectional Partnerships: California’s Guaranteed Income Pilot Program and Pooled Fund
The State of California’s Guaranteed Income Pilot Program is a $35 million investment to advance guaranteed income for pregnant individuals and former foster youth across California. Each pilot program is funded using State General Funds, as well as matching funds. The California Guaranteed Income Pooled Fund is a public-private collaboration that leverages government investment and catalyzes philanthropic support to drive equitable access to GI resources in historically under-resourced communities. This session elevates a new approach to partnership and offers guidance to those interested in pursuing a similar path.
SPEAKERS: Social Finance, Inc., California Department of Social Services, iFoster, The California Wellness Foundation
[Recording Coming Soon!]
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM CDT
SOLARIUM
In this panel we present early data from 8 pilot programs around the paths not taken and the trade-offs encountered when designing short-term pilot programs for unconditional cash.
SPEAKERS: UPenn, Abt Associates
[Recording Coming Soon!]
3:30 PM - 4:00 CDT
GRAND STUDIO
Beam's configurable cloud-based platform increases equitable and fast delivery of critical public benefits to our most vulnerable populations. Its technology allows colleges, governments, nonprofits, and philanthropic organizations to administer a wide range of financial assistance programs, from rental relief and public utility benefits to workforce development stipends. Beam's software simplifies applications, aids decisioning and processing, facilitates payments, and streamlines compliance, reporting, and case management into a single system. Beam currently provides digital infrastructure for 55 governments, higher education institutions, nonprofits, and philanthropic organizations in more than 16 states. Since 2020, Beam has administered over $200 million to 300,000 households.
www.bybeam.co
BASIC INCOME EARTH NETWORK (BIEN)
We represent the Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN), which is a global network with over 500 individual members and 50 affiliates across six continents. It was established in 1986 and is one of one of oldest and largest basic income advocacy organisations anywhere in the world. Building on its rich academic heritage and consolidating its experience in conducting basic income pilot projects in diverse contexts around the world, BIEN has recently embarked on a project of reform – professionalising its operations, establishing Regional Hubs in Africa, Latic America and Asia, and attempting to build connections across the global movement.
We will also share findings from the WorkFREE ‘basic income plus’ pilot that members of BIEN’s leadership team are directing in India. WorkFREE brings together scholars, activists and civil society institutions from India and the United Kingdom to pilot what we call ‘UBI+’ in four informal settlements in inner-city Hyderabad, India. UBI+ combines universal basic income (UBI) and needs-focused, participatory community organising in order to support people to increase their power to meet their needs. The pilot runs for two years and has recently completed its midline.
Givecard makes issuing prepaid cards accessible to any organization, nonprofit, or pilot. We allow you to issue reloadable, no-fee cards that are purpose built for direct cash transfers, while being trauma-informed and multi-language supported. Come by our table to learn more and grab a card (loaded with $5, coffee on us!), while supplies last!
We will also be hosting the Punch Bowl Social at 6pm at the end of Day 1 of the conference, and we would love to see you there!
Website —> www.givecard.io
Linktree —> https://linktr.ee/givecard.io
Just Income, developed by formerly incarcerated individuals in Gainesville, FL, offers a year of unrestricted guaranteed income. We know from our own experience that poverty can lead to incarceration and incarceration can lead to poverty. Just Income stops this revolving door."ReEntry: A Look at the Journey Back to Life" is an e-learning platform that features real-life reentry scenarios and testimonials from impacted individuals. The journey is non-linear and frustrating, reflecting the challenges of reentry. The platform recommends navigating with and without a guaranteed income to see the difference in the likelihood of staying free.
jignv.org
reentryjourney.org
Karl Widerquist, of Georgetown University-Qatar, is a researcher, writer, and advocate for Universal Basic Income. He is the confounder of the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee Network, cofounder the academic journal Basic Income Studies, and former co-chair ofthe Basic Income Earth Network. He has published ten books, including Universal Basic Income: Essential Knowledge (MIT Press, forthcoming). He has appeared in many media outlets including the New York Times, the Guardian, and The Atlantic Monthly, which called him “a leader of the worldwide basic income movement."
The okTurtles Foundation produces educational content, research, and software to promote its mission of supporting beneficial decentralization technologies. Our current focus is developing Group Income, an open source app that makes it easy for you and your friends/family/community to provide each other with a financial safety net. Stop by our table for a demonstration of Group Income -- Decentralized Voluntary Basic Income. You can learn about the project, how its end-to-end encryption protects user data, how it protects against fraudulent/fake users, how it addresses "freeloaders", and how people can use Group Income immediately to fund their own basic income.
Organization website
Project website
Project code repository
For anyone looking to be paid for working on a basic income project, we have open issues with bounties!
Comingle is an upcoming voluntary guaranteed income platform that allows anyone to automatically give money when they’ve got it and get money when they need it. Stop by to learn how Comingle can provide a streamlined infrastructure for forward-thinking GI pilots, or mingle with co-founder Conrad Shaw, producer of the Bootstraps basic income pilot and docuseries.
www.Comingle.us
https://www.youtube.com/@comingle2559
Artists Respond: People, Place, and Prosperity
Springboard for the Arts’ GMI for Artists pilot, initially launched in 2021, continues in Saint Paul and has expanded to artists in Otter Tail County, Minnesota. Our pilot supports 75 artists, culture bearers, and creative workers in the Frogtown and Rondo neighborhoods of Saint Paul and in Otter Tail County, MN, with $500 per month for 18 months. In this traveling exhibit, you’ll see works by local artists who created public projects. These pieces showcase the underlying reasons why guaranteed income is necessary, illustrate how it positively affects the families and communities it supports, and emphasize the role of artists within economic justice movements.
https://springboardforthearts.org/guaranteed-income/
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM PDT
Check-in for Conference attendees joining us for the in-person events in Portland. Attendees will be asked to complete a COVID rapid test and Health Questionnaire prior to gaining entry into the event. Link to the Full COVID Policy.
9:00 AM - 10:15 AM PDT
The distributional impacts of universal basic income policies
UBI policies inevitably transform the distribution of income and wealth. These talks discuss how various policy designs can affect inequality and other distributional outcomes. [Livestream]
Speakers: Nikhil Woodruff, Aleida Baumgartner, Almaz Zelleke
9:00 AM - 10:15 AM PDT
The Health and Mental Health Case for Basic Income: Stories from the Front Line and the Academy
This session includes two papers of 15 minutes each on basic income as a means to prevent health and mental health problems and to improve health and mental health status. In addition there will be 15 minutes for questions and discussion. [Recorded]
Speakers: Sid Frankel, Leslie Kausch, Sarah "Faye" Doney
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
PLENARY: The Great Reshuffling: Pandemic Impacts on the Re-visioning of Work and Labor
The pandemic created an unprecedented disruption that shook the labor force across the country. With millions of Americans making important career shifts, and a societal challenging and redefining of "work" - we are experiencing a Great Reshuffling in our labor market. In this roundtable discussion, we’ll explore what unique challenges workers are facing and how basic income can support this shift in building a dignity economy. [Livestream]
Speakers: Madeline Neighly, Leslie Kausch, Emily Squadra, Adam Roseman
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM PDT
Explore Portland's food carts and restaurants. Eat out, or bring it back to Leftbank.
1:00 PM - 2:15 PM PDT
Film, Stories and Shifting Culture: Basic Income Filmmaker Forum
Join this exciting conversation with filmmakers who have tackled basic income through a variety of lenses and approaches and hear more about the process of getting their films made, their hopes and goals for their films as agents for change, and the next steps for their films. Filmmakers include: Chris Panizzon, producer of Inherent Good, Conrad Shaw, producer of Bootstraps, and Hazel Gurland-Pooler, director of Storming Caesars Palace. [Livestream]
Speakers: Chris Panizzon, Conrad Shaw, Hazel Gurland-Pooler
1:00 PM - 2:15 PM PDT
In-Kind Benefits vs. Direct Cash
Panelists compare the relative impact and efficiencies of two in-kind benefits as compared to direct cash grants, then reflect on the potential consequences - both positive and negative - of these two forms of public assistance. [Recorded]
Speakers: Tola Ouk, Tracy Smith-Carrier, Emma Smith Carrier
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM PDT
Exploring the Macroeconomic Effects of a Basic Income
What are the broader impacts of a national basic income on our economic system? Join leading analysts and advocates as they discuss macroeconomic effects. [Livestream]
Speakers: Scott Santens, Joshua Zane Miller, Max Ghenis
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM PDT
Oregon People’s Rebate: A Deep Dive into Ballot Measure Work
Having basic income policy gain traction at the state level is a critical step towards broad federal legislation. State work can come from elected officials and move through the state legislature, or, in the case of more than 20 states, it can come from the people, in the form of a ballot measure. In Oregon, the Oregon People’s Rebate is the first ballot measure for statewide direct cash policy. Hear more about this groundbreaking initiative, and how other states can take a similar approach. [Recorded]
Speakers: Antonio Gisbert, Anthony Johnson
4:00 PM - 6:00 PDT
PLENARY: Intersectionality of Movements: Basic Income as a Tool for Justice and Closing Remarks
Housing and disability rights. Racial, gender and LGBTQIA justice. The fight for everyone in our community to have their basic rights protected and basic needs covered includes an economic component. The dignity and flexibility of direct cash means basic income can be part of the economic solution to support all of these efforts. In this session, we will talk with leaders working across a wide range of justice work and learn why they have taken up direct cash as part of their programmatic work. This conversation can inspire new opportunities to grow the direct cash movement through intersectional partnerships. [Livestream]
Speakers: Mellani Calvin, Allison Teng, Raven Drake, Andrew Hogan, Ebonee Bell
21st Annual
Basic Income Guarantee Conference