From policy advancement to implementation, this panel of experts from the federal and state levels discusses both the role of lawyers in advancing guaranteed income programs and how to influence policymakers to move beyond pilot programs.
Resources
- Universal Basic Income | ABA Policy, 2019 Annual Meeting
- Source of Income Discrimination | ABA Policy, 2017 Annual Meeting
This panel was a part of CRSJ’s hybrid Economic Justice Summit — held on March 30-31, 2023 — the Section held its Economic Justice Summit at the Georgetown University Law Center. Continuing with CRSJ’s 22-23 Bar Year theme of economic justice, this two-day Summit convened lawyers, activists, policymakers, and key stakeholders to formulate policy solutions to our country’s most critical economic disparities and devise strategies to implement such policy solutions.
Day 1
- Summit Welcome and Opening Remarks
- Morning Keynote, featuring Congressman Al Green
- What is guaranteed income and how are guaranteed income programs implemented?
- What is the role of lawyers in guaranteed income programs and how do we move beyond pilot programs?
- Luncheon Keynote, featuring Aileen Carr
- Taxes and Debt: Uniform Debt Collection Default Judgments Act
- Hot Topics in Taxes and Debt, featuring opening remarks from Sen. Ron Wyden
- Reception, featuring Dorothy Brown
Day 2
- Morning Welcome and Keynote, featuring Zixta Q. Martinez
- Environmental Justice, Redlining and the Housing Crisis
- Conversation with Dr. Darrick Hamilton
- Racial Justice and Economics
- Luncheon Keynote, featuring Demetria L. McCain
- Where Do We Go From Here? Innovative Solutions and Next Steps
Thank You to our Partners
Summit Supporters: Truist, Georgetown University Law Center, DC Bar, American Tax Policy Institute, ABA Section of Taxation, Hip Hop Caucus, Francine J. Lipman & James E. Williamson, Gwendolyn Keyes Fleming
Summit Co-Sponsors: ABA Business Law Section, ABA Center for Public Interest Law, ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty, ABA Criminal Justice Section, ABA Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, ABA Section of State and Local Government Law, ABA Young Lawyers Division
