Faculty Fellow Karen Richman (Latino studies) was a guest speaker on the National Latino Public Radio Network for a podcast titled, “The Financial Buoy.” In the podcast, Richman discusses, among other things, how many people impacted by the pandemic are resorting to collectivist networks of money from family and friends as a means to stay afloat.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Richman Speaks About The Financial Buoy During COVID
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