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A detailed agenda with session descriptions will be available soon .
Pre-Conference Sessions
	Tuesday, October 23, 2007
	1:30 - 4:30	Financial Education & Empowerment Programs for People with Disabilities
		Participants will gain knowledge and skills to develop and implement financial education and asset-building programs responsive to the needs and opportunities facing people with disabilities.
		Megan O'Neil, Independent Asset Building Consultant
Conference Agenda
	Wednesday, October 24, 2007
	8:00 - 9:00	Continental Breakfast and Registration
	9:00 - 9:15	Opening Greetings & Overview of the Day
		Chad Wilkerson, Branch Executive, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
	9:15 - 9:30	Financial Education Policy in Oklahoma: New legislation, new opportunities
		Representative Ann Coody, Oklahoma House of Representatives
	9:30 - 10:15	From Policy to Action: Implementing Financial Education Requirements in Oklahoma's Schools
		Panel discussion:   Shannon Contreras, First Bank & Trust Company   Kelly Curtright, Oklahoma State Department of Education   Sue Lynn Sasser, Oklahoma Council on Economic Education   Jennifer Wallis, Oklahoma Jump$tart Coalition chair, moderator
	10:15 - 10:30	Break (refreshments served in exhibit hall)
	10:30 - 11:45	Concurrent Sessions (5 sessions) Financial Education in the Classroom: Challenges, opportunities and next steps   Kelly Curtright, Oklahoma State Department of Education Allstate Foundation's Financial Education Curriculum for Survivors of Domestic Violence: Overview and orientation   Shawndell Dawson, National Network to End Domestic Violence Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers: Serving People with Disabilities   Megan O'Neil, Independent Asset Building Consultant Building Wealth: Using the new resources from the Dallas Federal Reserve   Julie Gunter, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Long-term Care for Senior Citizens: The evolving opportunity for financial education   Louise Schroeder, Planned LTC
	12:00 - 1:00	Luncheon Presentation
		Welcome by the Oklahoma Jump$tart Coalition   Jennifer Wallis, Oklahoma Jump$tart Coalition chair Linking Financial Education and Asset Building: The Evolving Federal Policy Agenda   Karen Murrell, New America Foundation
	1:15 - 2:30	Concurrent Sessions (5 sessions) Financial Education Policy: Exploring options, goals and strategies   Karen Murrell, New America Foundation Allstate Foundation's Financial Education Curriculum for Survivors of Domestic Violence: Tactics and tips for putting it to use   Shawndell Dawson, National Network to End Domestic Violence Financial Education for People with Disabilities   Megan O'Neil, Independent Asset Building Consultant Making Financial Education Work for Youth: Elements of effective youth programs   Twyla Gable, Community Action-OKC; Inger Giuffrida, Assets Alliance Partnering with the Federal Reserve: The Money Circle and other resources   Gigi Wolf, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
	2:30 - 2:45	Break (refreshments served in exhibit hall)
	2:45 - 4:00	Concurrent Breakout Sessions Policy & Practice: Oklahoma Kids' Savings Accounts Initiative   David Blatt, Community Action Project of Tulsa;   Dr. James Wilbanks, Oklahoma State Treasurer's Office;   Anna Knight, Cherokee Nation Empowering At Risk Students and Women through Personal Finance Education   Sue Lynn Sasser, Oklahoma Council on Economic Education Making Financial Education Effective and Engaging-Working with adults   Inger Giuffrida, Assets Alliance The New High School Financial Planning Program: Overview and lessons from the field   Sissy Osteen, Oklahoma State University Extension Tools to Use, Partnerships to Build: Social Security, IRS, and the Oklahoma Securities Commission