On Necessary Labor: A Critique of Universal Basic Income
Resources
Syllabus Bank
The Stone Initiative syllabus bank fosters and improves university-level courses on inequalities, especially those that incorporate attention to great wealth. More
Research
The work of the initiative centers on three questions: What does inequality look like today? More important, what does terrific wealth do to the United States – how does it affect our politics, our society, our culture, our sense of public interest and shared fate? How does it interact with longstanding racial and gender inequalities? And –perhaps the most vital question-- how do Gilded Ages end?
Funding Opportunities
Featured Opportunity
The Stone Inequality Initiative invites undergraduate proposals for internships, research grants, collaboration with faculty or other student projects.
The funds are available to students from any discipline. Work should be focused, broadly, on the issues surrounding great wealth in American society, on the American gilded age(s). Awards up to $5,000.
