Jan 28 2020
Research Event
/ Irvine, CA /
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Research Event | Technology and Consumer Thinking

Credit Unions in an Age of Insecurity
Thank you for attending Credit Unions in an Age of Insecurity.
We hope these presentations help increase your understanding of how data and money are intersecting through new financial technologies.
Technology and Veteran Insecurity, Tony Hernandez
Looking More Closely at the Present to Understand the Future, Bill Maurer
The Insecurity Paradox: How Technology Mitigates and Magnifies Insecurity, Hope Jensen Schau
Automating Foreclosure: A Cautionary Tale, Noelle Stout
Finding work with a criminal record: Precarious employment in an age of mass incarceration, Naomi Sugie
Filene Hosts

Bill Maurer
Dean, School of Social Sciences; Professor, Department of Anthropology and School of Law; Director, Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion
University of California, Irvine

Hope Schau
Eller Professor of Marketing at the Eller College of Management
University of Arizona
Speakers

Mehrsa Baradaran
Professor of Law
University of California, Irvine

Tony Hernandez
President/CEO
Defense Credit Union Council

Noelle Stout
Faculty
Apple University

Naomi Sugie
Assistant Professor of Criminology, Law and Society
University of California, Irvine
Agenda
Download the event agenda here.
Center for Consumer Decision Making
Led by Filene Fellow Hope Schau, the Center for Consumer Decision Making uncovers consumer preferences, trends, and behaviors in money management to help credit unions understand how people make decisions in the face of financial needs and challenges.
Center for Emerging Technology
Led by Filene Fellow Bill Maurer, the Center for Emerging Technology looks far into the future to connect credit unions with the most impactful technology and drive forward-thinking business decisions.