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This special two-part Interledger Salon mini-series explores the complex factors contributing to the unbanked and underbanked populations in the United States. In this episode, we delve into the often overlooked but deeply impactful issue of financial trauma, emotional and psychological wounds stemming from past financial hardships, exploitation, or systemic exclusion. Our guest, Dr. LaTanya White, is a scholar-practitioner and founder of Concept Creative Group.

This special two-part Future Money mini-series explores the complex factors contributing to the unbanked and underbanked populations in the United States. In this episode we interview Sheena Allen, the founder of CapWay, and learned about her experience supporting unbanked and underbanked communities, particularly in her home state of Mississippi.

Can financial education close the inclusion gap, or does it obscure the structural barriers that keep it open?

On the new Interledger Salon, Sheena Allen talks with Evan Leaphart and Ronaldo Hardy about what financial literacy can and cannot deliver.

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The early internet promised diversity and innovation, but today's platforms are built for the average American or European. What if you don't fit that profile?

Join African speculative fiction creators Gavin Chait, Dilman Dila, and Cheryl Ntumy as they discuss their experiences publishing as Africans. And Jeremiah Lee Technical Lead at the Interledger Foundation, explore with them how open payments could change the game.

Welcome to another episode of the Interledger Salon, Andrea Barrett hosts a discussion with Philip Cargill and Abdul Andan about the powerful impact of Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAs). They explore how these community-driven financial systems, known globally by names such as Partner, Susu, and Stockfell, can facilitate financial inclusion and help individuals achieve their goals.

Welcome to another Interledger Salon episode. Host Xiaoji Song invites fintech expert Sarah Habib and documentary theater practitioner Anuja Ghosalkar to share their unique perspectives on money, our financial systems, and the approaches they advocate for advancing digital financial inclusion in the communities they serve.