What to expect

Ways to join

Our events are designed for different levels of familiarityโ€”from first-time learners to policy practitioners. Most sessions are free and open to the public.

Public briefings

Short, accessible explainers on UBI basics, current debates, and what research can (and canโ€™t) tell us.


Research deep dives

Walk through findings from pilots, cash transfer studies, and policy simulations with time for Q&A.


Community workshops

Small-group conversations focused on lived experience, local needs, and practical next steps.


Volunteer orientations

Learn how we work, where help is needed, and how to plug into ongoing projects.

Upcoming

Upcoming highlights

A preview of the kinds of sessions we run. Dates and registration links will be posted as theyโ€™re confirmed.

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UBI 101: The essentials

A clear introduction to UBIโ€”definitions, design choices, and common misconceptions.

Register interest
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Evidence review: What we know

A guided tour of major findings across pilots and related cash transfer research.

Get updates
Community meeting with participants in discussion

Local action meetup

Connect with others in your area to discuss outreach, education, and practical ways to contribute.

Host a meetup

Event FAQs

Quick answers about access, format, and how to participate.

Are events free?

Most UBI Nexus events are free. If a session has a fee (for example, a partner conference), weโ€™ll note it clearly on the event listing.

Are events online or in person?

Both. We host online webinars and in-person meetups. Each listing includes the format, time zone, and accessibility details.

Do I need prior knowledge of UBI?

No. Many sessions are designed for newcomers. We also run advanced briefings for researchers and practitioners.

Will sessions be recorded?

When possible, yes. If a recording is available, weโ€™ll share it in News & Updates.

How can I propose a speaker or topic?

Send a note through our contact form with your idea, a short bio, and any relevant links.

Can UBI Nexus co-host an event?

Yes. Weโ€™re open to co-hosting with community groups, universities, and nonprofits aligned with our educational mission.