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Hestia

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4. I think it is Frontline that did a episode about this program in Calif.

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Thu Mar 4, 2021, 07:05 PM

Mar 2021

The first thing people did for the first 1-6 months is stockpile food. After they did that, they started talking to each other and work on community problems. Their attitude's totally changed about city gov't after they and their children were no longer hungry - they had the energy to do something. I want to say they start community gardens too.

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A California city gave some residents $500 per month. [View all] applegrove Mar 2021 OP

So cool soothsayer Mar 2021 #1

and Stockton is a pretty poor city... dhill926 Mar 2021 #2

Kingston NY just launched such an initiative. Drum Mar 2021 #3

I think it is Frontline that did a episode about this program in Calif. Hestia Mar 2021 #4

+100 applegrove Mar 2021 #5