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Financial literacy pillar expands Young Wall Street and explores medical-debt relief partnership
Summary
Young Wall Street described plans to scale summer investing boot camps for students; the ad hoc also discussed a potential partnership with Undue Medical Debt to cancel uncollectible medical debts using purchased debt models.
The Shelby County Racial Equity Ad Hoc Committee on Jan. 23 heard updates from the financial literacy pillar on scaling youth investment education and on exploratory work to reduce uncollectible medical debt.
Bridal Blair McGrew of Young Wall Street said the nonprofit's flagship program is a two-week summer boot camp that will scale from 50 participants in 2024 to 100 in 2025, with a longer-term goal of reaching 200 families per summer. "Our premier program is a…
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