Financial Literacy Curriculum for People with Cognitive Disabilities
Posted by on March 19, 2007
THIS IS MINE! A Financial Literacy Curriculum Developed by and for People with Cognitive Disabilities
http://www.wid.org/publications/?page=equity&sub=200607&topic=pm
Emily Fuerste, co-founder of No Place Like Home Communities (NPLHC), illustrates how the exceptional THIS IS MINE! financial literacy curriculum was developed in partnership with people with cognitive disabilities and focuses on both economic and emotional equity.
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