New Orleans gave $350 monthly to young people disconnected from school and work.
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- New Orleans' guaranteed basic income pilot gave $350 monthly to 125 young people.
- The pilot aimed to reduce poverty risk for teens and young adults disconnected from work and school.
- Participants saw increased employment, but some struggled financially after payments ended.
For some young New Orleans residents, guaranteed basic income helped them afford a ride to work.