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Basic Income Conversation

We're bringing together Black and Global Majority creatives and cultural professionals for an online conversation about what a basic income could mean for artists in Scotland. It's part of Creative Balance, our work exploring wellbeing and support for racialised people across the creative sector.

Our summer events continue with this session

When: Monday 20 July, 6.30pm to 8pm Where: Online via Zoom What will it be: An open conversation to explore the challenges artists in Scotland face, look at how a basic income for artists has worked elsewhere, including the pilot in Ireland, and think about what steps we might take to make the case for one here.

If you'd like to read a little before the session, Basic Income Network Scotland has a helpful collection of reports and briefings here: https://cbin.scot/resources/

Please confirm that you identify as racialised and live in Scotland

You must identify as racialised (We define racialised as people with Black African, North African, Caribbean, Asian, West Asian, Pacific Island, Indigenous and/or Latin American heritage who experience racism due to the colour of their skin, ethnicity, or heritage. Please do not register if you identify as white, regardless of nationality or migration history.)

Please confirm that you identify as racialised and live in Scotland

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Do you have any access needs?

This helps us support you at this event. This might include things like BSL interpretation, captioning, physical access needs, or support related to chronic conditions, neurodivergence, or mental health. If you're unsure or would prefer to discuss this with us directly, just let us know.