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UN CORRECT NY Podcast Interviews Diane about Universal Basic Income after the March in New York on October 26th 2019. Basic Income March co-founder Diane Pagen stops by to discuss the Universal Basic Income movement, the Basic Income March on Oct 26th, and her history as a social worker advocating for guaranteed income.
On October 26, 2019, people from across the region and even from other states who want a national UBI marched from Convent Avenue Baptist Church in Upper Manhattan to Roberto Clemente Plaza in Mott Haven, The Bronx. Veterans of the Universal Basic Income Movement as well ask people new to the movement turned out for an unconditional, consistent income transfer for every adult over 18, sufficient to meet basic human needs. Check out the highlights and sign up for the Income Movement at www.basicincomemarch.com
The 18th Annual North American Basic Income Guarantee Congress June 15 @ 8:30 AM - June 16 @ 7:30 PM Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College 2180 3rd Avenue New York, NY 10035 United States Click here to register
We shouldn’t use a life threatening crisis like poverty as the basis for a public art project without any responsible discussion or call to action of how to solve it.
Andrew Yang, Presidential candidate writes, "A culture of scarcity is a culture of negativity. They attack each other. Tribalism and divisiveness go way up."
This month, we read that a woman set another woman afire at a shelter in Queens, New York after an argument. In 2016, a man was practically beheaded at a Manhattan shelter after an argument gone bad. A DHS spokesperson said of the fire starter, “this unconscionable act goes against everything we stand for.” This [...]
Democrats For Life of America (DFLA) is hosting its inaugural Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado on July 20-22, 2018. The DFLA Annual Conference is the pinnacle of our work to rejuvenate the Democratic Party with pro-life Democrats. One in 3 Democrats is pro-life or have significant reservations about our current abortion policy, and significant concerns [...]
What if legislators LEGISLATED that the dollar amount of a Food Stamp monthly benefit match the amount the USDA itself says is needed to buy the amount and quality of food that keeps a person alive?
