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Universal Basic Income (UBI) has become one of the most exciting ideas in economic justice. What was once dismissed as a fringe proposal is now being taken seriously by mayors, governors, researchers, philanthropists, and community organizers across the country.
Chelsea Wilkinson from Income Movement discusses the history, models, misconceptions, and political strategies for universal basic income, highlighting its potential to transform society and address economic inequality.
By David K. CobbUniversal Basic Income (UBI) has become one of the most exciting ideas in economic justice. What was once dismissed as a fringe proposal is now being taken seriously by mayors, governors, researchers, philanthropists, and community organizers across the country.
Chelsea Wilkinson from Income Movement discusses the history, models, misconceptions, and political strategies for universal basic income, highlighting its potential to transform society and address economic inequality.