West: What role financial education might play in equitable access to postsecondary education and training?
Northeast: What are evidence-based alternatives to state financial education mandates? (CSAs, two-gen approaches, IDAs, integration into state education standards, etc.) How effective are they?
South: What does the research say is effective in financial education programming and where legislative dollars can be best spent?
Central: How might we better support financial education in rural areas?
North: How might we build consensus around essential competencies that support financial well-being and are relevant to the diverse cultures represented in the United States?
“These policy convenings were designed in collaboration with the Council for Economic Education to identify challenges and opportunities, align our efforts, and drive toward stronger design of more effective financial education.”
– Chris Shannon, vice president external affairs, NEFE
“These discussions will advance collective and crucial work of crafting and implementing meaningful financial education for every child. We’re proud to partner with NEFE as a leading conduit for evidence-based strategies in education design and policy. Our best work happens when it is shaped by all of us.”
– Nan Morrison, president and CEO, Council for Economic Education
