“The programs you have created are remarkable.”
AFRICAN AMERICAN FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAMJAGNA STORY —> Written to Equitable Communities by a retired leader in investment and business development who has captured the power of combining, COMMUNITY, OWNERSHIP and COLLABORATION.
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Both these programs, once established are
incredibly cost effective!
They became “National Models”, because they were excellent at identifying their highest priority, as well as designing and sustaining programs to meet their needs. They are both now taken by the communities and are run independently and very successfully.
PROGRAM EVALUATIONSThese young girls have just finished singing their Public School Song. They are laughing because the announcer is reading a text from their teacher saying they were so good the school wants them to sing it again.
Does Financial Literacy Contribute to a Stronger Community?
Sponsored in part by the CUNY Graduate Center and results presented at Windsor Castle, England – International Consultation on Finance – Oct. 19th 2017.
FACTS
Both of the programs have been locally managed and self supporting and have made all final program decisions.
CASE STUDY
The African Market Financial Literacy Program has served 3000 students.
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ACHIEVEMENTS
Equitable Communities has been granted support from the Graduate Center, City University of New York, won the Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance Showdown in 2014 and received the Pioneer Award at[…]
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