Investing In Women’s Financial Independence, feat. Self-Help Credit Union and FreeFrom


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Oct 03 2023 65 mins  

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence. Please listen at your own discretion.

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What does financial freedom mean to you? For many survivors of domestic violence, financial freedom means having the ability to leave an abusive relationship. Financial, gender-based violence is expensive, and 84% of survivors identify financial insecurity as their biggest barrier to safety. In this episode, Kimberly Jones and Nuray Ozbay from Self-Help Credit Union and Amy Durrence from FreeFrom talk with us about how allies can actually use their investments to support survivors of economic violence and help them achieve financial independence.

Featuring:

  • Amy Durrence, Director of Systems Change Initiatives, FreeFrom
  • Kimberly Jones, Director of Community Engagement-Midwest, Self-Help Federal Credit Union
  • Nuray Ozbay, Investment Officer, Self-Help Federal Credit Union


Renegade Capital Tools & Tips.
A renegade not only listens but acts. We've consolidated a few tips from this episode to support financial independence for all.

  • Look at your banking relationship: Does your bank have initiatives to help you invest in women’s financial freedom? If you want to know more about what this could look like, check out Self-Help Credit Union’s work to support women and how you can invest in their Women & Children’s Certificate of Deposit.
  • Learn more about financial abuse: We don’t hear about financial abuse very often, so take this opportunity to learn more about what it looks like and how to prevent it.
  • Stay informed: Follow FreeFrom and other advocacy organizations to stay informed about how you can use your dollars and your vote to support financial freedom for survivors of domestic abuse.

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