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Grateful for the support of the National Endowment for Financial Education (@NEFE_ORG) and the @Stanford Initiative for Financial Decision-Making (IFDM) for making this symposium possible.

THANK YOU to everyone who traveled from around the world to join our symposium. This work must extend beyond the seminar room. It should drive impact, inform policy, improve programs, and ultimately help people make better financial decisions.

I love spaces where we can come together to discuss research spanning everything from sports betting and generative AI to investor behavior, all with a shared goal of improving financial decision-making. 📷Stanford Financial Education Symposium.

Space is limited to approximately 20 participants. Travel, food, and lodging costs will be covered. For full details and application instructions, visit: ifdm.stanford.edu/events/financi…

This five-day, full-immersion workshop with support from the Joachim Herz Stiftung covers research methodology in financial literacy and personal finance, from theoretical models of financial decision-making to impact evaluation in experimental settings.

We hope to see you at @Stanford! Apply to our upcoming Boot Camp. The financial literacy research field needs rigorous, curious minds. If you are an early-career researcher in economics, finance, or a related field, the Financial Literacy Research Boot Camp is for you.

🎶ASÍ NO. El poder de la música para levantar una voz de protesta. El valle de Cieneguilla 🇵🇪 busca defender su memoria, su presente y futuro como último valle verde de Lima: ASÍ NO, dice #DefendamosCieneguilla #Perú La historia en: facebook.com/defendamoscien…

Our IFDM's Faculty Director @Dr_AnnaLusardi moderated the panel “Business Case for Financial Literacy: From Classroom to Capital Markets,” alongside inspiring leaders including Natalya Guseva from the @WEF, Tim Ranzetta of @NextGenPF & Gerri Walsh, from @FINRAFoundation.

Congratulations to our GSB Dean Sarah Soule, as well as the new Institute leaders Ken Shotts and Maria Frantz, and the entire team behind this important effort.

From Rishi Sunak on “Leadership Paradox in a Changing World” to panels on “Geoeconomic Power & Economic Security” and “Media and the (Dis)Information Ecosystem,” the Stanford Leadership Forum brought together a wide range of perspectives on today’s most pressing challenges.

Al 84% #Perú

Julio Velarde, Peru’s central bank governor, has steered the economy through crises in a country that the U.S. increasingly views as an important regional ally. on.wsj.com/3QAE41g

Acuerdo del Pleno del JNE (12/4/2026) que dispone ampliar el horario de instalación de mesas de sufragio hasta el día 13/04/2026, desde las 7:00 a.m. hasta las 2:00 p.m., y ampliar el horario de votación hasta las 6:00 p.m. del día 13/4/2026, de acuerdo a sus husos horarios.

Guglielmo’s research shows that improving college affordability requires more than access... it requires closing the knowledge gap. Thanks for coming, Guglielmo!

That is not a resource problem; it is a knowledge problem. Financial literacy is a key driver of saving. Parents with higher financial literacy save more and plan better.

Good research can address real problems. For example, consider the work of Guglielmo Briscese, who joined us at the Stanford Initiative for Financial Decision-Making (IFDM )'s latest colloquium.

The new Stanford Leadership Institute has been announced! It will bring together research, teaching, and convenings across key areas impacting leaders today, including science and technology, environmental resources, governance, markets, policy, and other societal forces.