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Forgive the cross-posting,
I’d like to invite everyone (and your students, networks) to a Lunch time seminar, co-organised by
UBI4Farmers and the
UBILabFood (part of the UBILabNetwork).
This seminar follows the publication of a
Policy Insight produced for the Food Research Collaboration where we discussed the potential power of a UBI in reducing food insecurity and foodbank use and aiding a transition towards a sustainable food future.
To continue this discussion, and to reflect more critically on the impact on food, farming and the environment, we are honoured to have Green Party Peer Baroness
Natalie Bennett.
This will be a lunch time seminar with Q&A and is free to attend.
Date: 26th October 2023
Time:13:00-14:00
Location: Online
Sign-up:
Could a Universal Basic Income support the transition to a sustainable food system? - Action Network
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New Articles:
Beck, D.J., & Gwilym, H. (2022).
The food bank : a safety-net in place of welfare security in times of austerity and the Covid-19 crisis
Social Policy and Society.
Beck, D.J, (2021) ‘Tackling Poverty and Inequality’
in Gwilym and Williams ‘Social Policy
for Welfare Practice in Wales’
Beck, D.J, & Gwilym, H., (2020).
The
Moral Maze of Food Bank Use Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, 28(3),
383-399.
Beck D.J,
(2020) Poverty Premiums: Cost of Being
Poor in
No poverty: Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Beck, D.J, (2019),
Neoliberal Welfare Reforms and Emergency Food Aid
in the UK in
Zero Hunger: Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Short Articles:
The Conversation
UBI Lab Manchester work:
Meet the team — UBI Lab Manchester
Personal Website and consultation work:
The Poverty Research Network
YouTube Channel:
That Sociologist
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