SAN FRANCISCO CONSUMER ACTION

The nasdaq investing education for women and communities of color project included the creation of investor education resources, including a webinar series and financial capability programming to help close the race and gender gaps and improve the financial health of diverse consumers, and the development and distribution of multi-lingual (spanish, chinese, vietnamese and korean) investor education materials to 6,500 cbos for the direct benefit of an estimated 65,000 women and underrepresented consumers.

Rose foundation grant: 44,576 the rose foundation grant was used to inform and educate california consumers on their rights and responsibilities regarding computer and smartphone warranties. The project included conducting a consumer opinion poll to see how satisfied californians and others are with warranties of computer or telephone companies. Staff also conducted a survey of the websites of companies selling computers or telephones in california to check accessibility, placement of warranty information, understandability and ease to submit claims. We used the findings of the poll and the survey to conduct stakeholder education including in-person workshops at community-based organizations and media interviews, and updates to and translation of warranty fact sheet into five languages, and the production of multi-lingual educational videos. Other programs 319,644 including 23,005 of stipends