Small businesses and AI: Accelerating innovation and inclusion

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Highly confident, women entrepreneurs still face systemic barriers

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How data and AI can drive change: 4 ways forward

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Unlocking the power of small businesses to drive climate-smart inclusive growth

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In this op ed, Tim Ogden at the Financial Access Initiative argues that if we think that sitting through a financial literacy course is enough to head off financial instability and precarity, then we're turning a blind eye to all the ways that the system excludes poor, vulnerable, and marginalized people, as well as how the pandemic has deepened those existing inequalities. The only way to deal with systemic problems is through systemic reforms, in finding durable ways to make the system work better for people who haven't had a fair chance.

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Goodbye to Financial Literacy Month

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