Presentations

Attendees bring expertise, insight, and real-world experiences make every presentation more engaging. Through interactive activities, discussion, and thought experiments, we explore together how curriculum content can support what’s happening in their classrooms. Presentations and webinars include interactive in-person or virtual professional development for organizations and teams at a school, district or nationwide level.

Presentation services include:

  • Professional Development Facilitation for teams and organizations

  • School Leader Support to implement curriculum with confidence

  • Coaching & Mentoring for educators and departments

  • Student Engagement Systems that build voice and agency

  • Parent & Community Workshops that strengthen home–school partnerships

Topics that can be covered:

  • What does it mean to be “wealthy”? Root causes of wealth gaps and pathways forward

  • Why financial capability matters for learners of all ages

  • Centering women and people of color in financial education

  • Using podcasts, books, and social media to engage learners

  • Breaking down investments like stocks, ETFs, and real estate

  • Teaching Web 3.0, blockchain, and crypto in responsible ways

Recent Presentations

  • Money Talks: Reframing Financial Conversations Through a Culturally Responsive Lens

  • Reflect, Shift, Empower: Money Mindsets for Educators and Students

  • Reflect, Shift, Empower: Money Mindsets for Educators and Students

  • Rooted and Rising: Empowering Futures Through Financial Literacies

  • Financial Empowerment Through Cultural Wealth: Weaving Our Money Stories Into Inclusive Education

  • February 3, 2025. Let’s Create Financial Futures! New Orleans, LA.

  • Dec 2nd, 2024. Sloan Award Winner Series: Where Should I Live?

  • Empowering Our Students for Financial Activism

  • November 14, 2024. Educator Testimony - NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection Financial Forum

  • October 18, 2024. Utilizing Inclusive and Innovative Resources Around Real Estate and Social Media to Engage Students

  • Sept 27, 2024. Best Practices for Creating Empowering Financial Literacy Circles

    Sept 28, 2024. Utilizing Inclusive and Innovative Resources to Inspire Students Towards Financial Activism

  • August 28, 2024. How Can We Approach Financial Literacy in New York City Public Schools?

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What Attendees Are Saying…

Every educator teaching finance or economics should have the opportunity with Diana. She is amazing and very knowledgeable. For her to use social media in teaching makes the content very accessible.

-CM, Maryland

Diana was wonderful! I took away ideas that we can use in elementary. Loved seeing reading groups on high school! Love getting to hear from teachers who are currently doing amazing work in classrooms across the nation each day!

-VE, Arkansas

Diana was engaging, personable and straightforward. The content provided great ideas on how to use resources to stimulate student self inquiry was enlightening.

-RW, New York

She was high-energy, sincere, and so student-focused! What a great teaching attitude! Great job! Bring Diana back please!

-SR, Florida

Engaging and resourceful! Thoroughly enjoyed this session and the prompts/resources provided. We need the space for the presenter to post her materials!

-KC, Washington, DC

Very engaging session! This was a real life application. Students had to make a choice, do research and defend their choice.

-VW, Ohio