Social workers and students will have the opportunity to discuss human rights and international social inequities.
The summit is designed for those interested in using blockchain for tangible humanitarian impact.
Our goal at Project Punch Card is to foster long-term investment orientation among students underrepresented in the investment research and management business.
Bishop Emeritus Gerald Kicanas, who worked with Bernardin, will deliver a keynote address to be followed by three respondents: Katelyn Beaty, an evangelical author and speaker; Rabbi Jill Jacobs, executive director of T’ruah; and Herb Geraghty, an atheist who works for Rehumanize International.
The mission of the event is to expose key players in the financial community, policy making, and academia to the current landscape and thinking regarding the opportunities, challenges, and developments affecting impact investing in an inexorable drive toward mainstream.
