Our Giving Tuesday Campaign

Our Giving Tuesday Campaign

Thank you for your generosity during our Giving Tuesday Campaign!

Our incredible community of friends, volunteers and donors support our mission of bringing financial math to high school girls. Your Giving Tuesday contributions are still coming in, and as we enter the holiday season, we are filled with gratitude for the impact that you continue to make.

Your support enables us to guide young women from high school through college and into the financial sector, equipping them with the skills, confidence, and access. Together, we’re creating pathways to opportunities, bridging the gap and inspiring the next generation of leaders in finance.

Thank you for building on this momentum and helping to create a brighter, more inclusive future.

 

UNT Faculty Criticize Course Name Changes as Overreach

UNT Faculty Criticize Course Name Changes as Overreach

Faculty at the University of North Texas (UNT) have raised concerns about the university’s decision to rename and revise nearly 200 courses, primarily in the College of Education. The changes include the removal of references to race, class, gender, and equity, reportedly in response to Texas Senate Bill 17. While the law prohibits DEI offices, it does not mandate adjustments to course content.

Critics argue these actions represent overcompliance, threatening academic freedom and stifling discussions on diversity and inclusion. UNT, however, asserts that the revisions align with state education standards, a claim many see as unnecessary censorship undermining inclusive education.

Source: AP News

https://apnews.com/us-news/diversity-equity-and-inclusion-colleges-and-universities-general-news-1e095669736d3ca9301e109f3bded89e

Empowering Future Women Investors: A Glimpse into RTSWS Financial Literacy Workshops

Empowering Future Women Investors: A Glimpse into RTSWS Financial Literacy Workshops

Stephanie Schils, a dedicated financial professional, recently shared her inspiring experience leading a Rock the Street, Wall Street (RTSWS) workshop series at a New York City public high school for international students.

Over five weeks, she guided 25 multilingual young women through essential financial topics, including interest fundamentals, stocks and bonds, retirement planning, investment risk, and college financial planning.

By connecting these concepts to real-life scenarios, such as the impact of consumer purchases on company stock performance, Stephanie made finance relatable and engaging.

She emphasized the importance of fostering a supportive learning environment to empower young women in finance, aligning with RTSWS’s mission to close the gender wealth gap and inspire careers in STEM fields.

https://stephanieschils.com/2024/11/16/cultivating-an-investor-mindset-in-the-next-generation-of-women/