Written by: Allyson Hawkins and Kim Wilson Table of Contents Introduction At the Alliance for Financial Inclusion’s 2016 Policy Forum, the Central Bank of Jordan boldly committed to nine
Written by: Amanda Borquaye, under the supervision of Kim Wilson Table of Contents Introduction “Our phones and power banks are more important for our journey than anything, even more important
Written by: Elizabeth Hoffecker Moreno, Kendra Leith, and Kim Wilson The Lean Research Framework: Principles for Human-Centered Field ResearchA foundational curriculum introducing Lean Research and its four guiding principles—
Map by: Maria Teresa Nagel This map traces the multi-continent migration journey of an Anglophone woman fleeing political violence in Cameroon. Moving through Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina,
Written by: Jeffrey Ashe & Kim Wilson Table of Contents Acknowledgements We want to thank Maria Nagel, Gino Bianco, Raymond Marolt, and Tasfia Zaman—all graduate students at the Fletcher
Written by: Julie Zollmann, Airokhsh Faiz-Qaisary, Kenza Ben Azouz, Kim Wilson, and Radha Rajkotia Table of Contents Executive Summary Refugees resettled in the United States are typically supported quite
A Haitian migrant once aiming for the US decides to stay in Tijuana for good. Jerome and his wife journey from Brazil heading for the US, but realize they can
A side hustler juggles multiple part-time jobs to weather financial storms. Maikel is an extroverted community leader who has achieved financial stability by simultaneously pursuing four side hustles. He
A mother of three is welcomed to Mexico by insecurity, uncertainty, and financial distress. Paola’s hometown is a poor farming village, where families live off of the few crops
Quiet and steady, one public accountant tries every approach in the book to guarantee his family’s financial stability. Since arriving in Colombia in 2020, Marco has held several jobs
A baker and businessman hopes for access to affordable credit. Rosy is extremely capable; she financed her own migration to Colombia, managed childcare responsibilities for three children, and recovered from
One Venezuelan woman’s steady restaurant income gives her partner the freedom to weigh options and turn down risky jobs. Nesly and Ana met two years ago through a mutual
