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Sarah Blanton is an adjunct professor at New York University School of Law, where she specializes in the concept of basic income and its application to economic insecurities. In her seminar, she guides students to collaboratively design a basic income pilot project that aims to address poverty in neighborhoods near NYU. The course combines theoretical insights with practical implementation, working alongside the nonprofit organization 4-CT, which is run by NYU Law alumni. Throughout the seminar, students delve into classical and contemporary contributions to basic income theory, while also examining historical studies and contemporary social science research on the effects of direct cash transfers. Participants of the seminar engage with individuals from past 4-CT NYU Basic Income Lab pilots to understand the impact of cash transfers on families facing financial hardship, ultimately translating theoretical knowledge into actionable strategies for community partners.
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