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Fall is a beautiful time: cooler weather, colorful leaves, family gatherings and holiday preparations. Sometimes this also means that money flows out without a plan and January arrives with debt & financial stress. Make sure this doesn’t happen in your family–take a financial education class this week to make your plan for this wonderful time […]

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Financial Inclusion, Disability and Race:A National Convening Tuesday, December 7, 2021 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET Location: Virtual The most financially vulnerable population in America is the group of individuals that live at the intersection of disability, race and ethnicity. One in four people with disabilities live in poverty. People with disabilities who are Black, Indigenous […]

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Learn to make and share graphs, maps, charts, icons, and more using a range of accessible tactile formats in the next boutique from the National Federation of the Blind. Tactile graphics are a critical component of information literacy for blind and low-vision people from early education to the workplace and everyday life. Join the National […]

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If you missed Season 2 of the Center for Inclusive-Community Development (CDICD) podcast series, Keys to Financial Inclusion, you can still listen to all six episodes! Listen to the series by visiting KeysToFinancialInclusion.org or through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify.  The podcast series showcases thought leaders from federal regulators, financial institutions, universities and national organizations who offer […]

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We Need Your Input!   The Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities (MCDD) invites caregivers of children/young adults with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities to complete a Voice of the Caregiver (VoC) survey.   Help us learn about things that influence the health, well-being, and independence of your child and/or young adult.   The purpose of […]

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The Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation (CIDI) at the Georgia Institute of Technology is developing tools to help people with disabilities and their support networks decide what assistive technology might help them reach their goals. These decision tools will be digital and accessed through web-based interfaces. The goal is to provide resources that could […]

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