Aaaand We’re Back!
By Sean Luechtefeld on 01/06/2012 @ 10:45 AM
Happy New Year!
You may have noticed that things have been quiet around The Inclusive Economy. Last week, our offices were closed so we could rest up for what we hope will be CFED’s best year yet. This week, we’ve been getting back into the swing of things, and next week, we’re going full throttle.
As you reset your routines, I hope you’ll consider adding blogging for The Inclusive Economy to your to-do list. It’s a great way to get informed about what’s going on in the field, provide a valuable service to others in the community and get visibility for yourself or for your organization. If you’re interested, shoot us an email.
In the coming days, you can look forward to a recap of some important state policy changes that took place over the course of 2011; the release of our newest resource, “Why Assets Matter;” and the latest about CFED’s 2012 Assets Learning Conference. In the meantime, here’s what you may have missed while you were (hopefully) over-indulging during the holiday season:
- A guest post from Innovative Idea Champion Patricia Johnson on youth job creation
- My commentary on Pew’s new study connecting family wealth and educational attainment
- Jenn Brooks’s analysis on prize-linked savings as a ‘stroke-of-a-pen’ policy opportunity
- An announcement from Lauren Williams about CFED’s new financial education guide for VITA programs
- And, just for fun, Ethan Geiling’s release of unbanked data for the North Pole :)
Check out those blog posts now. Then, use the Comments below to let us know what you want to see discussed on The Inclusive Economy in 2012!
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