by John Bryant | Dec 17, 2011 | Global Dignity, HOPE Office of Innovation, Research & Assessment, HOPE's Banking on Our Future Program, John Hope Bryant Authored
As I wrote in a recent piece for the Huffington Post, after helping to establish financial literacy as federal policy in the United States in 2008, and working closely with the White House and our committed President Barack Obama to make financial literacy real for...
by John Bryant | Dec 12, 2011 | Global Dignity
Because country planners were smart enough to install good quality roads (and I mean first quality interstate travel roadways), and even five bar, 3G uninterrupted cellphone service (covering nearly three straight hours of car travel) in otherwise rural Morocco. Take...
by John Bryant | Dec 12, 2011 | Global Dignity
Halfway between Casablanca and Marrakech in Morocco. From the gentleman cleaning the windshield of each and every car parked in front of this convenient store, to the counter clerks who prepared my sandwich (and who took the time to even set up the place I was to sit...
by John Bryant | Dec 7, 2011 | Global Dignity, HOPE Global Initiatives
For the first time, we celebrated the Global Dignity Day in Afghanistan. The GD country chair went to a school in a suburb of the capital Kabul where he talked to a group of students and their teachers about GDD and its aims. Both the...
by John Bryant | Nov 27, 2011 | Global Dignity, HOPE Office of Government Relations and Public Policy
While I will write something more thoughtful and respectful of the consideration that the Occupy Wall Street Movement deserves (probably as part of my article series in the Huffington Post), given that some HOPE field offices have received calls wanting to know our...
by John Bryant | Nov 24, 2011 | Global Dignity, HOPE Global Initiatives
I was really proud to travel last year as a guest of the Ugandan Financial Literacy Week organizing committee, and to speak on what I call the new civil rights issue for all people, and the spark for a new global silver rights movement — or financial literacy,...
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