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Our pan-sector campaign to take meaningful action to improve the financial wellbeing of our wāhine launched with a bang and is well and truly underway! Here's what's coming up over the next 3 months...
The three-month campaign is taking place from 2 May-29 July, with fortnightly themes that focus on different topics. The FSC is organising seven key activities targeting industry over the period, ranging from webinars and in-person sessions to interactive activities. Our supporters are carrying out their own activities and events in support of these themes.
May 2-15 (and throughout the campaign period): #LetsTalkAboutMoney social media challenge
Supporters on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook have been getting on board our #LetsTalkAboutMoney challenge - using our conversation cards to start money chats with colleagues, friends and whānau. Join in and help us break the taboos surrounding money conversations!
Find out more about the challenge and download your own conversation starter cards.
May 16-29: Video series on myths about women and money
We'll be releasing a series of 5 videos touching on the outdated myths women have been told about money. Stay tuned for these over this fortnightly period ...
The videos will be shared on social media and posted here.
May 31: Webinar on growing financially resilient kids
Register here.
June 21: Webinar on protecting what matters
Register here.
June 28: Webinar on money and relationships
Register here.
July 7: In-person event on the gender retirement gap
More details to come - keep up to date here.
July 28: In-person summit at the Park Hyatt, Auckland
This event will bring all the threads of the campaign together, look at what we managed to accomplish and how much further we need to go.
We'll have a fantastic lineup of speakers including industry CEOs, young trailblazers and leaders in the gender equality space.
More information to come soon.
More information about the campaign and the upcoming activity can be found at: www.fsc.org.nz/it-starts-with-action