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Bookmark or Share- Media - Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project, a $9 million program, studies what happens if people experiencing homelessness were given money with no strings attached. Hear from 3 different participants about how it impacted their lives.
- About - Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project recognizes and is opposed to the systemic barriers to rising out of poverty and supports providing cash assistance to those most impacted and in need. In eliminating financial barriers, we create a path to equity and social justice for our unhoused neighbors.
- Denver Basic Income ProjectWe are the first and largest project in the United States studying the impact of providing a guaranteed income to families and individuals experiencing homelessness. We have already deployed over $10.5 million to over 800 of our unhoused neighbors. LEARN MORE.
- Research - Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) is a program providing unconditional cash transfers to unhoused people living in Denver. The aims of the program are to test the feasibility and impact of guaranteed income for unhoused people. DBIP’s research is headed by the University of Denver’s Center for Housing and Homelessness Research.
- Jarun Laws - Denver Basic Income ProjectA cook and father, Jarun Laws worked multiple full-time jobs and still couldn’t afford to meet all of his basic needs and provide for his children. Denver Basic Income Project funds helped him secure housing and get back on track at a low point in his life.
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