Thanks Helen White!

New episode for your weekend listening 🎧We speak with Ramil Añosa Andag, SOGIESC Rights Officer at APCOM Foundation. We talk abt financial exclusion of LGBTQI communities in Asia & the Pacific, and how this is closely entwined w other experiences of discrimination-frm health to education.

⛓In the latest episode, we dig into the strange world of blockchain.⛓ Thankfully, we have Lisa Gus as our guide. We talk about payments and cryptocurrency, but also about childcare, the reporting of sexual harassment, and the mental health of founders.

Finally had a chance to listen to this brilliant Feminist Finance Podcast podcast @MarionSharples of Women's Budget Group Can't wait to read the final Commission on a Gender-Equal Economy report coming out 30 Sept!

Thanks to our friends at Homebrewed Feminism podcast for featuring the Feminist Finance podcast in today's episode! Take a listen to Becki and Amanda reflecting on our conversation with @MarionSharples on a feminist #GreenNewDeal from episode 11. Women's Budget Group

Our pleasure Feminist Finance Podcast! Your clip is a "no brainer" in our opinion and we were so excited to talk about it. Their whole episode is worth a listen people!

Episode 14 out today 📣 and it's a deep dive into the realities of the shift to digital finance. I speak with Savita Bailur & Hélène Smertnik from Caribou Digital who have worked intensively on understanding how women around the world are experiencing this change.

Why are on-time notifications so important for digital financial services? In the latest podcast we get into the details of the #DFS features that matter for women with Hélène Smertnik and Savita Bailur from Caribou Digital

I'm delighted that Money and Mental Health research is having yet more real-world impact with the introduction of new carers bank cards from Lloyds. When our charity was set up by Martin Lewis this type of card was one of the examples he gave of the type of change we were trying to achieve.

In the latest episode I spoke with Mercedes Bidart cofounder of @quipumarket. Quipu takes the concept of community currencies and updates it for our times. Listen to how Quipu works to build and maintain wealth locally in marginalized communities.

What is a community currency? Mercedes Bidart explains how the idea was born out of economic crisis, and how they can be adapted to marginalized communities today @quipumarket

Quipu was developed through an intensive co-design process with marginalized communities. It's a digital market place that allows micro-businesses to buy & sell within their communities using a digital community currency. Mercedes Bidart @quipumarket

📢Today is #InternationalMigrantsDay and we have a new episode out with Dr Sara Reis from the Women's Budget Group. Sara tells us about the economic position of migrant women in the UK and how they are impacted by both COVID-19 and Brexit.

The launch of the report was also recorded with panel discussion which included speakers from Southall Black Sisters Latin American Women's Rights Service - LAWRS Women for Refugee Women 🧡 FWT wbg.org.uk/events/migrant… #InternationalMigrantsDay

Brilliant to have the Women's Budget Group back on the podcast!

💯recommend this webinar and these organizations for finding out more on the economic position of migrant women and those supporting them

I got to pick the brains of the powerhouse that is G. Wattez-Richard & now you can listen to all her wisdom in the latest episode of the @femfinpod. We talk about shifting AXA's strategy to take advantage of the gender revolution, and how to change finance from the inside.

Thank you Alice Merry. A true pleasure thinking about & answering your nail-on-the-head-hitting questions ☺️. And being able 2 showcase AXA 's ability 2 identify & then seize opportunities to protect ever more people #womenempowerment #inclusiveprotection #FinancialIndependence

And a privilege to have you!