We are pleased to present our new report titled Navigating Wealth: Unveiling the Pandemic's Impact on Black Women's Financial Health. This report assesses key indicators of wealth, economic mobility, and financial stability for Black women at the national level and in key geographies throughout the United States in light of a rapidly shifting economic environment and policy landscape. Read it here: https://buff.ly/3W8uVxe A special thank you to our research team, Penta Group, and JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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The Sadie Collective believes closing the diversity gap in our target fields leads to greater impact on a large scale.
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The Sadie Collective is on a mission to close the diversity gap in economics, finance, policy, and data science with a special commitment to Black women. We are committed to creating pathways to success for people from underrepresented backgrounds by promoting both personal and community empowerment. The Sadie Collective envisions a future where people from underrepresented backgrounds, especially Black women, are leaders in economics, finance, policy, and data science. We hope to dismantle barriers, forge pathways to success, and foster inclusive excellence.
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Save the Date for the Sadie T. M. Alexander’s Conference for Economics and Related Fields: Diverse Voices, Sustainable Solutions, happening on February 13-15, 2025 in Washington D.C. You don’t want to miss the opportunity to have an experience that will leave you energized and inspired on your career and academic journey. We will have everything from environmental justice and sustainable economics to intersections of policy, finance, and data science. There will be a chance to network with students, professionals, and hiring organizations. Mark your calendars now!
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We are excited to share with you all our second report on Black women's economic mobility! Last year we focused on the DMV area and this time, our amazing research team zoomed out nationally to understand how Black women's wealth has been affected by the global pandemic. We will be featuring our researchers Anthony Barr , Kayla A. Jones , Gabrielle Agbényiga, and Maya L. as well as a short panel discussion with Jessica Fulton VP of Policy at Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies and Ofronama Biu, PhD, Principal Research Associate at Urban Institute 's Income and Benefits Policy Center. Please register and join us for this insightful discussion.
Join us for the Sadie Collective’s webinar, “Navigating Wealth: Unveiling the Pandemic’s Impact on Black Women’s Financial Health” on June 25th, 2024 from 12:30-1:45pm EST. Panelists include: Anthony Barr Kayla Jones Gabrielle Agbényiga Maya Love Jessica Fulton Ofronama Biu Discover insights on job loss, wage disparities, and resource access, and understand the unique financial challenges Black women face today. Register below to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing you there! https://buff.ly/37GmxyX
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We are excited to share with you all our second report on Black women's economic mobility! Last year we focused on the DMV area and this time, our amazing research team zoomed out nationally to understand how Black women's wealth has been affected by the global pandemic. We will be featuring our researchers Anthony Barr , Kayla A. Jones , Gabrielle Agbényiga, and Maya L. as well as a short panel discussion with Jessica Fulton VP of Policy at Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies and Ofronama Biu, PhD, Principal Research Associate at Urban Institute 's Income and Benefits Policy Center. Please register and join us for this insightful discussion.
Join us for the Sadie Collective’s webinar, “Navigating Wealth: Unveiling the Pandemic’s Impact on Black Women’s Financial Health” on June 25th, 2024 from 12:30-1:45pm EST. Panelists include: Anthony Barr Kayla Jones Gabrielle Agbényiga Maya Love Jessica Fulton Ofronama Biu Discover insights on job loss, wage disparities, and resource access, and understand the unique financial challenges Black women face today. Register below to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing you there! https://buff.ly/37GmxyX
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Join us for the Sadie Collective’s webinar, “Navigating Wealth: Unveiling the Pandemic’s Impact on Black Women’s Financial Health” on June 25th, 2024 from 12:30-1:45pm EST. Panelists include: Anthony Barr Kayla Jones Gabrielle Agbényiga Maya Love Jessica Fulton Ofronama Biu Discover insights on job loss, wage disparities, and resource access, and understand the unique financial challenges Black women face today. Register below to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing you there! https://buff.ly/37GmxyX
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Congratulations, Dawn Chinagorom-Abiakalam!!
I am glad to announce that I graduated magna cum laude with a BA in Mathematics and Economics from Clark University last month. I am grateful to God, my family, friends and mentors for their guidance and support over the last four years. I am also thankful for the experiences I gained from the Becker Friedman Institute for Economics, The Sadie Collective, The People Lab and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Upon graduation, I received highest honors for my economics thesis, high honors for my math thesis and the Paul P. Vouras ‘51 Award, which is awarded to an outstanding senior majoring in the social sciences. In a few weeks, I will join the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis as a Research Associate. I feel incredibly blessed to begin this next chapter as I excitedly wait to see what the future has in store.
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our third group of #sace24 research scholars, Nathalie & Bria. they presented this past spring at our research reception. here are the titles of their scholarly research: "A Hedonic Study of Sewage Overflows and Housing Prices in Baltimore County, MD: Utilizing Spatial and Machine Learning Analysis" by Nathalie N. "ExplorHER: Black Women and Femme Views on the U.S. Senate" by Bria Nartey thank you to their mentors, Evan & Darien, for your dedication to the #sadiecollective & #research photo credit: courtesy of Ruth A. #annanproductions
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meet our second group of #sace24 research scholars, Dawn & Sarah. our research scholars presented this past spring at our research reception. here are the full titles of their scholar research: "Automation and Wage Structure in the Developing World" by Dawn Chinagorom-Abiakalam "From Disaster to Recovery: Impact of Federal Aid Speed on Post-disaster Economic Recovery" by Sarah A. thank you to their mentors, Matt & Jatnna Amador, CMP for your dedication to the #sadiecollective & #research photo credit: courtesy of @annanproductions #annanproductions
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Meet our first group of #sace24 research scholars, Arthi, Zaria & Dulce. Our research scholars presented this past spring at our conference research reception. Here are the full titles of their research: "High Rates of Return: What is the relationship between institutional residential real estate investors and crime rates?" by Arthi Thiruppathi "The Impact of Universal Pre-K on Maternal Labor Supply" Zaria Roller "CEO Compensation Matters for Risk-Taking" - presented by Dulce Lopez Cruz on behalf of Dulce & Hai Van Le We also would like to thank our incredible mentors that helped this group of scholars along the way. Tara Watson, Noreen Giga, & Jatnna Amador, CMP, thank you for your dedication to the #sadiecollective & #research!
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our research scholars and community will be the focus of this saturday's #sace24 feature. enjoy some snapshots from the research reception hosted by the Brookings Institution from february. photo credit: courtesy of Annan Productions #annanproductions #sadiecollective #diversityinecon #blackwomeninecon #economics #gradstudents #highschool #undergrad #publicpolicy
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