More cities are offering no-strings-attached cash to residents. Here’s what Philly can learn.
Philly will join the ranks of cities such as Durham, N.C., using guaranteed basic income as a tool to address systemic racism. (Read more.)
Philly will join the ranks of cities such as Durham, N.C., using guaranteed basic income as a tool to address systemic racism. (Read more.)
The New Orleans Guaranteed Income Program, which ended in January, focused on “opportunity youth” – young people disconnected from work and school. The median household income for participants was $15,700. | From: Metro Philadelphia (Read more.)
Philly Joy Bank will give $1,000 a month for 18 months to 250 mothers, starting in pregnancy and going through baby’s first year. (Read more.)
In Pennsylvania, SNAP work requirements are waived statewide until Oct. 1. New Jersey also has a statewide waiver through January 2024. (Read more.)
All three neighborhoods are adjacent to downtown Louisville, and as such have seen rising property values leading to a rise in rents, causing displacement of their predominantly renter populations. (Read more.)
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/philly-water-department-moratorium-ends-may-2023-20230516.html
https://www.inquirer.com/jobs/labor/strike-education-classes-offered-labor-union-20230515.html
https://www.inquirer.com/jobs/labor/unemployment-wages-philadelphia-region-labor-statistics-20230511.html
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