The Babson Financial Literacy Project (BFLP) will run a pilot financial literacy program called “Closing the Financial Knowledge Gap for Students at HBCUs.” The program includes interactive workshops by Babson finance professors to teach critical financial skills in a community setting.

Opportunity International will implement the Women as Agents of Change program in India, empowering local women to serve as financial service agents for other women in their communities. Opportunity International will establish 2,000 women agents to reach over 3 million women in rural communities.

Service2CEO is a 12-week, 8 module, highly individualized entrepreneurship training program designed for military spouses, veterans, and transitioning service members. The goal is to reduce the wealth equity gap for this underserved, highly skilled population.

The Empresarias del Futuro (Entrepreneurs of the Future) program is a training program and curriculum designed to support budding Latina entrepreneurs across Chicagoland who want to initiate or expand a small business and improve their financial literacy skills.

We Are Enough's 3.3.3 Challenge will engage 3 million women globally over 3 years to invest $3B in women-led businesses and/or with a gender lens in the public markets (with an average investment of $1000).

Black Girl Ventures’ Change Agent Fellowship is a nine-month leadership skills development program that expands the capacity of early-stage entrepreneurs and creates an ecosystem within their city.

Through Building the Financial Roadmap for Women’s Wealth and Empowerment, Savvy Ladies is creating a personalized, digitized mobile portal experience for women to readily access financial education resources and pro bono advisors and help create a plan to to achieve financial security.

Partnering with Thrivent, Hispanic Access Foundation will provide financial and investment training to Spanish-speaking Latinos at four sites served by Latino churches in California.

Sister-Nomic$ is a financial literacy program providing underserved Black Women and girls the tools necessary for self-sufficiency and a better quality of life.

Shared Interest will create a 10-session course that provides HBCU students with an introduction to the history and fundamentals of ESG, SRI, and impact investing.

Emerging Manager Training for Women and BIPOC Led Funds is VC Ventures' flagship fellowship program designed for first-time BIPOC fund managers who are looking to raise between $10 million and $100 million. Fellows receive expert knowledge and best practices from leaders.

The Native American Kinship Lending Program is a first-of-its-kind, culturally responsive lending model based on Navajo kinship providing Native entrepreneurs access to capital and resources to support growth and sustainability.

Investment Literacy and Engagement Program for Women and BIPOC Consumers is a a 12-month investment education project entailing the creation of investor education resources in multiple languages and an investor literacy webinar series.

The Energeia Project is the Central European University’s Innovations Lab's (iLab) pilot program, in partnership with Startup Hub Poland, to promote the advancement of female entrepreneurship in Hungary and Poland by establishing an ecosystem of support to reach 200 underrepresented women.

The Launchpad Program is an initiative to create a best practice framework for establishing Community-Based Investment Enterprises (CBIEs) in targeted communities.

Boston Public Library will pilot an Entrepreneur-In- Residence (EIR) program that provides entrepreneurs of color and minority-owned businesses mentoring, advice, feedback, financial assistance, and opportunities to grow their skills and prepare their own innovative endeavors.