#Women Demand Guaranteed Livable Income
MayDay action
On May 1, May Day - the international workers' day, banners reading “#WomenDemand Guaranteed Livable Income” were dropped by women in different locations across British Columbia including Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria, Prince George, and Nelson.
The action was coordinated by the BC Women’s Alliance, organising groups and individuals across BC who are committed to economic justice.
The action was coordinated by the BC Women’s Alliance, organising groups and individuals across BC who are committed to economic justice.
Our podcasts
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New podcast A discussion with authors Evelyn Forget and Hannah Owczar, whose excellent new book Radical Trust: Basic Income for Complicated Lives shares the voices of Canadians' "complicated lives" exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Canada can afford a basic income, as well as a complement of social services. They argue basic income could be a shift from paternalistic poverty interventions toward a public policy based on "the radical trust that each of us knows what we need to live better lives."
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Podcast Principles for a basic income in Canada. Featuring Toni Pickard, (Queen's University Faculty of Law (ret'd); External Relations Coordinator, Kingston Action Group for a Basic Income Guarantee; Founding Coordinator, Coalition Canada: basic income – revenu de base.
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Podcast featuring Kathi Weeks (Associate Professor at the Women’s Studies programme of Duke University), discussing feminist arguments in favour of a basic income guarantee.
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May Day 2022
Did you spot the banners in Prince George, Kelowna, Nelson, Chase, Langley... ?
