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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Financial Empowerment Lab NYC Course Interest Session

Organized by Richard Paul Richman Center for Business Law and Public Policy at Columbia University
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12:30 PM –
1:30 PM EDT
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Join us for an interest session on the Financial Empowerment Lab NYC, a course that brings business and law students together to support financial health and empowerment in underserved communities. Lunch will be provided.
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