
A network of mayors, county officials & state legislators advocating for direct cash policies that create economic stability. Founded by @michaeldtubbs
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ALT A person speaking at a podium with "Economic Opportunity for All" written on it. Behind them is a purple screen displaying a star emblem with "Rodney Ellis" written below. The podium bears a logo for "Mayors for a Guaranteed Income." The headline reads: "Former California mayor pushes guaranteed income as fix for affordability crisis," attributed to Fox News. The article is by Joshua Q. Nelson, dated October 17, 2026.

ALT This image is a screenshot from the East Bay Times featuring an article titled "Alameda briefs: City celebrates guaranteed income pilot programs’ results." A person is speaking into a microphone at a table with an Alameda emblem, accompanied by two others. A banner for "Mayors for a Guaranteed Income" is displayed in the foreground. The date on the image is October 14, 2026.

ALT This is a cover of The New York Times Sunday Business section titled "A Year Of Free Money." It features various images: a person entering a vehicle, a person holding cash, someone checking out at a store, a child being pushed on a swing in front of a building, a hand holding green packaged items, and an individual walking up stairs with a stroller. The bottom text references an article by Talmon Joseph Smith and Ella Koeze. The border is purple with the "Mayors for a Guaranteed Income" logo at the bottom.

ALT Text post by a person named Shirley from Iowa City on October 12. Shirley expresses frustration about the difficulty people face getting $1,000 and contrasts it with the ease billions are spent on space trips and luxury yachts. Shirley criticizes the system for being broken and not providing for the vulnerable, concluding that no one cares. The post has 1,191 recommendations.

ALT A social media post by "AmericanInExileAtHome" features a reflection on the positive impacts of kindness on various individuals, including a baby who avoided skin irritation and a fifth grader who no longer had to walk two miles to school. It mentions a mother who spent the last days with her son due to the benefits received. The post includes engagement details.

ALT A social media post from Tedgalper dated October 12, discussing economic inequality. The post highlights that economic assistance can improve health and comfort for poor people. It stresses the high costs of living, challenges faced by low-income individuals, and the need for economic policy changes and a progressive tax system to aid the most needy.

ALT A person with long hair and glasses is smiling in front of a blue and beige background. The text reads "Guaranteed Income Works" at the top. Below, in large text: "Cash and Community for Indigenous Mothers." Followed by: "Our mission at Hummingbird is healthy Indigenous babies being born into healthy Indigenous families, supported by healthy Indigenous communities. And the NEST guaranteed income program really is one of those key pieces that does that." At the bottom, it says "Lacey Warrior, NEST Program Manager.






