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Louisville is launching a new program, aimed at lifting young adults out of poverty.

Earlier Friday, Mayor Greg Fischer joined the United Way and other community partners to announce the start of the program called "YALift!"

Sign up for our Newsletters The pilot program targets 18-24-year-olds in the California, Russell and Smoketown neighborhoods, giving them $500 a month, for the next year, with no restrictions, as they pursue higher education, learn a trade, or start a career."We are driven by the possibility of more of our neighbors achieving the goals we all share for ourselves and our families: health, safety, […]

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Guaranteed income aims to cover residents’ basic needs. The idea is to alleviate some financial burden so that they can focus on achieving stability. That can mean higher education, learning a trade and even saving up to break out of the paycheck-to-paycheck living cycle.

At a press conference on Friday, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced the city is launching a pilot program that will provide some young adults with a basic income to give them a chance to explore different options and opportunities..

“The goal is to provide a foundation for young people transitioning to the working world, especially at a […]

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Mayor Darrell Steinberg of Sacramento has proposed a Guaranteed Basic Income for Artists. Yes, the city proposes to provide government assistance payments to those who do not need it and are self-sufficient.

Guaranteed income schemes frequently divert funding away from the most disadvantaged, who are most likely in need of assistance. This government slush money is the reason why so many able-bodied employees are choosing to stay at home rather than work. Stimulus Check Will Be Provided To Struggling Artists

Most struggling artists, including musicians and performers, supplement their income by working another job until they are established. […]

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CalMatters Former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs, who made a political name championing a guaranteed income program , is hoping to take his policy ideas statewide by launching a new nonprofit aimed at reducing poverty in the Golden State.

Tubbs, who relocated to Los Angeles after losing reelection in 2020 and now serves as an economic adviser to Gov. Gavin Newsom , will lead End Poverty In California a (EPIC), which he said will advocate for a broadening of California’s safety net, as well as making changes to statewide housing, criminal justice, workplace and wage policies that he argues contribute to […]

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The coronavirus pandemic is tough on people of all professions, including artists. To help this group, the City of Sacramento is considering giving a monthly salary to local artists. This kind of coronavirus incentive for artists is actually part of the city’s Guaranteed Basic Income. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Coronavirus incentive check for artists

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg has proposed a pilot program to support the city’s creative economy. This corona incentive check for artists is, if approved, an unconditional payment.

“Basic income programs have shown positive outcomes for individuals and families, and we are eager […]

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Sacramento City Hall. (Photo: cityofsacramento.org) Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg is proposing a Guaranteed Basic Income for Artists. Yes, the city is proposing providing government welfare payments to people who do not need it and are capable of supporting themselves.

Guaranteed income programs often drain funds from the most vulnerable who likely need the financial help. This government slush fund is what is causing so many able-bodied employees to opt out of work and stay at home.

The City announced on its website:“The City’s Office of Arts & Culture is seeking input from local artists and creatives on a potential Guaranteed Basic […]

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