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Author: Mae Watson Grote

Mae Watson Grote is the founder & CEO of Change Machine.
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Financial Education Won’t Fix Poverty. We Need Structural Change.

Financial Education Won’t Fix Poverty. We Need Structural Change.

Mae Watson Grote

Financial education won’t undo systemic inequity and exclusion. Until we forge the products, practices and policies that advance an equitable economy, we can’t ask the individual to overcome the structural.

April is Financial Literacy Month. Here’s hoping it’s the last.

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