Speakers

Sheila Regehr, Chair of Basic Income Canada Network

Naiomi Metallic, Chancellor's Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy, Dalhousie University

Paul Taylor, Executive Director, Foodshare Toronto

Jennifer Brady, Director Dietetics, Acadia University

Kendall Worth, first voice, Anti-poverty Activist

Wayne MacNaughton, first voice, Anti-poverty Activist

Honourable Kim Pate, Canadian Senate

4th BIG-NS Conference

Held on October 23rd, 2021

Sponsors

Halifax Public Libraries

Dalhousie University Faculty of Health

Saint Mary’s University Faculty Association

Diversity and Community Capacity Fund, NS Dept. of Communities, Culture & Heritage

Councillor’s Fund, Halifax Regional Municipality

Private donors


3rd BIG-NS Conference, 2019

The Evidence Speaks

Link to the Schedule

Watch Some Videos

The Evidence Speaks—-Panel Discussion, recorded by the MacEachern Institute

Spotlights: Pre-recorded videos by Lumi Studios, Media Production attesting to the need for a Basic Income Guarantee

  1. Wayne MacNaughton, Income assistance recipient, anti-poverty activist

  2. Kendall Worth, Income assistance recipient, journalist, anti-poverty activist

  3. Sharon Murphy, Grew up in poverty, retired social worker, anti-poverty activist

  4. Amy Moonshadow, Former NGO worker, income assistance recipient, anti-poverty activist

  5. University students’ perspective, graduate students, SCSD, Dalhousie University

  6. Professionals’ perspectives, Social Work Community Clinic, Dalhousie University


2nd BIG-NS Conference 2017

Speakers - click to watch the videos

Mayor Mike Savage introduced by Sharon Murphy

Guy Standing

Elaine Power

Karen Foster

Floyd Marinescu

Wayne MacNaughton

Robin Boadway

Panel Discussion