Canada’s basic income movement has created logos you can use to produce your own printed materials and merchandize. The logos are open source, so you can use them free-of-charge to promote basic income, and you can sell the merchandize to support your advocacy efforts.
There are 10 different styles to choose from.
Our members have developed different types of print materials. Please feel free to use these or change them to meet your advocacy needs.
Basic Income 101 produced by Lanark Basic income Network
Poverty and Basic Income produced by Nova Scotia Health
Example of a pamphlet produced by Basic Income BC in 2024.
Example of door knocker produced by Basic Income Nova Scotia. You hang this on your own door during an election asking candidates who knock on your door to support basic income.
When you produce new info-graphics about basic income, please email us a copy or a link so we can share it with the basic income movement.