About This Session
Description
“Book and Budget: Financial Bookclubs” is your passport to creating transformative, budget-friendly book clubs in classrooms, prisons, and beyond! Dive into an adventure packed with tools, activities, and real-world case studies to empower learners with both increased reading confidence and financial literacy.
This training equips you to inspire real change, track KPIs like financial confidence and engagement, and unlock the potential of collaborative learning in any setting.
Let’s redefine financial literacy—together!
What we'll cover:
Highlights:
- Interactive Demos: Hands-on activities to design impactful book clubs.
- Case Studies: Real examples of financial empowerment through book clubs.
- Resources Galore: Curated book lists, guides, templates, and tips for starting a financial literacy book club.
- Library Power: Access free meeting spaces for collaborative reading circles, materials, and connections to your community.
Topics & Focus
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Session will also cover:
Assigned by TCALL
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Handouts & Materials
No handouts or materials available at this time.
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Presenter
Jacqueline Aguilera
Project Manager – Provider Liaison
Mayor’s Office of Adult Literacy – HPL
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Audience
Level
Case study?
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Other info:
Case studies include using the book “What I Learned About Life When My Husband Was Fired,” authored by Houston residents Red & Black.
We will use QR codes, so please be prepared to scan.
Finally, activities involve group work, so don’t plan on just sitting through this one!
Breakout25 – AGUILERA
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