Across the world, financial inclusion is increasingly recognized as a key driver of household financial well-being. Policies, practices, and services continue to evolve, leveraging innovative strategies to expand access to financial systems and enhance financial literacy. What lessons can we draw from these efforts?
Join us on Wednesday, March 19, for “Financial Inclusion: A Growing Focus in International Social Development”, a special webinar co-hosted by the Global Programs Office. This gathering will showcase groundbreaking initiatives in financial capability and asset building from both the Global South and Global North.
Presentations on:
- Financial Social Work in Mainland China
Shu Fang, Central University of Finance and Economics - Financial Capability and Asset Building in Africa
David Ansong, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - FCAB Training of Social Workers in Singapore
Corinne Ghoh, National University of Singapore - Asset-Building Accounts for All Children in Kazakhstan
Aytakin Huseynli, Washington University - Savings Accounts for Education and Development of Children and Teenagers in Taiwan
Ching-Ling Li, Ming Chuan University
With remarks by:
- Michael Sherraden, Washington University and Center for Social Development
- Jin Huang (Moderator), Saint Louis University, Washington University, and Center for Social Development
📍 Online
📅 Wednesday, March 19 | 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM CT