Other Events
Our Faculty Director, Annamaria Lusardi, is the leading voice in the field of financial literacy and personal finance. She regularly shares our research and insights through keynote addresses and presentations at major conferences and symposiums. Here is a selection of her most recent appearances.
The Fourteenth Annual AEA Conference on Teaching and Research in Economic Education (CTREE)
Personal Finance for the 21st Century: Why It Is Important and How to Start a Course
Panelists: IFDM Faculty Director Annamaria Lusardi (Stanford), Irene Foster (George Washington University), Elisabeth Curtis (Dartmouth College), Gustavo Barboza (Loyola University New Orleans), and Denise Streeter (Howard University).
Thirty-Seventh Annual Summer Economic Institute for Teachers
Economic Challenges for the 21st Century
Professor Lusardi presented "The Importance of Teaching Personal Finance," advocating for its integration into schools and colleges. The institute was held at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR).
Stanford GSB Women’s Leadership Conference
At a Stanford GSB Women’s Leadership Conference, Professor Lusardi presented key findings from her research into financial challenges for women and led a discussion on strategies for closing the well-documented gender gap in financial literacy.
Watch Professor Lusardi on women and money
Informal Meeting of EU Economic and Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors
Professor Lusardi co-presented with Maria Demertzis in a session titled "Deepening the EU Capital Markets: Retail Investor Participation in Financial Markets and Financial Literacy."
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