In Petit-Quevilly, the idea began to gain ground following the Covid-19 pandemic. Indeed, the Seine-Maritime municipality has not escaped the increase in student precariousness observed since the pandemic. In this small town of 22,000 inhabitants, the food distributions organised every two weeks by the COP1 association have an average of 150 registered participants. “And then, … Continue reading These cities that are experimenting with a minimum income for students