A year after a single mom stopped getting $500 a month through Chicago’s basic income program, she’s still holding down an apartment and making ends meet

Business Insider Jennette Fisher and her 11-year-old daughter Sophia moved into a new apartment in January. Fisher is still setting up the furniture, but her Chicago suburb is starting to feel like…

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Read more about the article Resolution in $200M Ontario basic income class action could take ‘years’: lawyer
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Resolution in $200M Ontario basic income class action could take ‘years’: lawyer

Global News The lead counsel in a class action seeking millions for the early cancelling of Ontario’s basic income pilot admits it could take several more years before there’s any resolution to…

Continue ReadingResolution in $200M Ontario basic income class action could take ‘years’: lawyer
Read more about the article Seattle gave low-income residents $500 a month no strings attached. Employment rates nearly doubled.
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Seattle gave low-income residents $500 a month no strings attached. Employment rates nearly doubled.

Business Insider A Seattle-area guaranteed basic income pilot gave low-income residents $500 a month to help reduce poverty. Employment in the group nearly doubled, and numerous unhoused residents secured housing. The Workforce Development Council of…

Continue ReadingSeattle gave low-income residents $500 a month no strings attached. Employment rates nearly doubled.

Basic income recipient says Ontario should fight poverty, not the class action she’s part of

CBC News Jessie Golem has spent much of the last six years sharing the stories of participants in Ontario's basic income pilot program. A former participant herself, the Hamilton photographer…

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