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TEN EASTERSEALS AFFILIATES WILL PILOT FINANCIAL LITERACY EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, VETERANS, AND MATURE WORKERS - Vimarsana News

TEN EASTERSEALS AFFILIATES WILL PILOT FINANCIAL LITERACY EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, VETERANS, AND MATURE WORKERS

/PRNewswire/ -- Easterseals announced today that it has received a philanthropic investment of $200,000 from JPMorgan Chase to pilot financial literacy...

2023 Distinguished Alumni Awardees - Vimarsana News

2023 Distinguished Alumni Awardees

 Alumni Spotlight - June 2023 2023 Distinguished Alumni Awardees

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Easterseals 'saves' local veterans experiencing homelessness - Vimarsana News

Easterseals 'saves' local veterans experiencing homelessness

Veteran homelessness is declining nationwide but not in Marion and Polk counties

Older Women Voters Projected to Decide Balance of Power - Vimarsana News

Older Women Voters Projected to Decide Balance of Power

Women voters age 50 and older have not decided which candidates to support in November's midterm elections, and the direction they choose could determine the balance of power in Congress and statehouses around the country, according to recent polls. Margie Omero, principal at the GBAO polling firm and a member of a bipartisan team commissioned by AARP to study the electorate, said women across the political spectrum are very concerned about deepening political polarization getting in the way of solving problems. "And it's something honestly we hear from Democrats and Republicans and...

Study Calls for Ending Financial Fraud Victim Blaming / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Study Calls for Ending Financial Fraud Victim Blaming / Public News Service

A new report suggested changing how we talk about victims of financial fraud could lead to a shift in how Wyoming and the nation respond to this growing sector of criminal activity. Amy Nofziger, director of fraud victim support for the AARP Fraud Watch Network, which teamed up with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Investor Education Foundation on the study, said most people who experience fraud already are beating themselves up. She argued using language assigning blame to the victim is counterproductive. ...