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To help improve financial awareness across generations,
The Summit will include sessions focusing on incorporating financial literacy programs into elementary, middle and high school curriculums, managing the college student debt crisis, training of financial literacy volunteers, and helping small businesses and entrepreneurs learn how to better handle their finances.
Among those scheduled as speakers are Betty Yee, California state controller; Assemblymember Kansen Chu; Dianna MacDonald, president-elect of the California State Teachers Assn.; and Pilar Diaz, senior institutional review specialist, U.S. Dept. of Education.
Registration for the Summit is free. For additional information head to CalCPA's site