Asset Building Research

Missed ABLE 2013? No problem - explore the ABLE Post-Conference package to view videos and presentations from the conference. The national Asset Building Learning Exchange in Calgary, AB gathered researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the field to share their resources and innovations. This year's conference featured a range of financial empowerment initiatives, a closer look at the role of financial institutions as well as emerging research and policy. Highlights inside the post-conference package include videos of Michael Sherraden, Jonathan Mintz and the insightful participant panel on fringe financial institutions.

 

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Financial Futures Calgary is a group of people representing over 40 social service organizations, government institutions, businesses and financial institutions. Explore the full list of Financial Futures Calgary members and connect with us.

United Way Calgary and Area / Momentum / BMO Financial Group  / TD Financial Group  / First Calgary Financial / Government of Alberta / Money Mentors / ATB Financial / Calgary Public Library / Bow Valley College / SAIT / RBC Royal Bank / Enmax Corporation / CanLearn Society / Calgary Catholic School Board / Scotiabank / Catholic Family Services / Frog Skin U / City of Calgary / Junior Achievement Southern Alberta / Aspen Family Services / The Mustard Seed / Calgary Counselling Centre / University of Calgary / Canadian Immigrant Women's Association / Women In Need Society / Vecova / Women's Centre / Prospect Human Services / Calgary John Howard Society / Bromwich and Smith / Canadian Youth Business Foundation / Mt. Royal University / Literacy Alberta / Centre for Newcomers / Champions Career Centre / Imagine Calgary / Servus Credit Union / Vibrant Communities Calgary / Calgary Local Immigration Partnership / Immigrant Sector Council of Calgary 

Financial Futures Calgary also partners with the Alberta Asset Building Collaborative consisting of the City of Edmonton, United Way of the Alberta Capitial Region, Momentum, The Home Program and United Way of Central Alberta.

Financial Futures Calgary also partners with a National Community of Practice in Asset Building called ABLE. This Community of Practice is lead by Community Economic Development organizations such as The SEED Winnipeg, Momentum Calgary, The Alberta Asset Building Collaborative and Social Enterprise Development and Innovation, Toronto.

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