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[[Non profit, social enterprise partners of Trinity College]] in creating the microeconomy that eliminates student debt | [[Non profit, social enterprise partners of Trinity College]] in creating the microeconomy that eliminates student debt | ||
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The economic and social costs of inadequate education (book) [[https://ccrc.tc.columbia.edu/person/clive-belfield.html]] by | The economic and social costs of inadequate education (book) [[https://ccrc.tc.columbia.edu/person/clive-belfield.html]] by | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:51, 4 September 2023
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Existing Methods?
- Work for a nonprofit for 10 years to get debt reduced
Student loan justice link [[1]]
Examples?
Hope College link is anchoring tuition for freshmen [[2]
Paul Quinn College the first urban work college is innovating around student debt link [[3]]
A Medium story on Trinity’s evolving solution to eliminate student debt. The answer may involve a micro local currency [[4]]
An Ecosystem economy for higher education (draft) [[5]]
Non profit, social enterprise partners of Trinity College in creating the microeconomy that eliminates student debt
Early adopting business partners of Trinity
Work Colleges
Higher education and the ecosystem of gift [[6]] by Aaron Kuecker
The economic and social costs of inadequate education (book) [[7]] by