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Financial Independence Through Education
Here we answer frequently asked questions to make it easier for you to access important information.
Who can attend your workshops?
Our workshops are for all FLINTA* individuals interested in financial education.
What does FLINTA* mean?
FLINTA* stands for female, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, trans, and agender people. The * at the end is meant to include additional identities as well.
What is *feminist* financial education?
For us, feminist financial education means helping FLINTA*s make informed financial choices that reflect their political and social values and support the life they want to live.
How can I sign up for a workshop?
You can register via our website or by sending us an email.
What topics do your events cover?
We offer content on current economic and financial issues, essential economic fundamentals, and feminist perspectives on the economy. Everyday topics like budgeting, saving, and investing are also part of our program – the kinds of topics that get talked about a lot but rarely explained.
Can I book you for private events?
Yes. We create customized workshops and talks for private groups. Feel free to reach out if you’re interested in a living room workshop, a discussion evening, or a talk for your colleagues.
Where do the workshops take place?
Our workshops take place both online and offline. The format is clearly stated for each individual workshop.
What does “sliding scale/pay as you can” mean?
nstead of a fixed price, our offerings have a price range. Within that range, you choose the contribution that reflects your personal financial situation.
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