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Program

District Dialogues May 12, 2022 Addressing the Wealth Gap event announcement image

Program

Thu., May 12, 2022

District Dialogues: Addressing the Wealth Gap

#DistrictDialogues

This event is part of the District Dialogues series. This session explored Black-White wealth disparities and their consequences for the economy.

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Moderator and Panelists

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

Richmond

Kristen Broady

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

JP Julien, McKinsey & Company

McKinsey & Company

Amir Kirkwood, Virginia Community Capital

Virginia Community Capital

Who Should Attend

This event is open to anyone interested in the Black-White wealth gap and the role of policy, including educators, school administrators, state and local policymakers, workforce development professionals, and community and business leaders.

Related Resources

Addressing the Wealth Gap: Why Does the Fed Care?

Understanding the Black-White Wealth Gap: Three Contributing Factors

District Dialogues Explores the Wealth Gap

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