Learn more about the philosophy and approach for high impact grassroots organizing and hear from organizers on the ground as they talk through their past event organizing and best practices for engaging local communities in the movement for basic income

Stacey Rutland is the founder of Income Movement. With degrees in English Literature, History, and Education she first landed in the classroom, then to user experience research and design, and finally Income Movement. Her passion for economics, and background in technology led Stacey to the basic income community where she began to understand the larger basic income ecosystem. She subsequently founded Income Movement, and organization advocating for economic justice through fostering highly collaborative coalitions and building a grassroots movement for basic income.

My name is Sass and I'm running for US House of Representatives in Austin, TX. Last year, I worked with Income Movement to create some street art promoting Basic Income (BI). What I discovered is a simple, powerful, easy activity any personable BI advocate can engage in to promote BI in their community.

Rennie Soga is the producer of INHERENT GOOD and founder of GEIST PRODUCTIONS. She is an activist and champion of storytelling focused on narrative and culture change work. She is the story producer for the upcoming season of the MORE THAN ENOUGH podcast  – a project of Springboard to Opportunities. In a previous life, Rennie spent over 15 years working in the tech and finance industry.

Approach and Experience: High Impact Grassroots Organizing