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Celebrating Martin Luther King Day and the U.S. Presidential Inauguration

January 21, 2013 in Center for Financial Inclusion | Tags: , | Leave a comment

Today the Center is taking a break from its regular posting to celebrate Martin Luther King Day and the United States Presidential Inauguration.

For an extra look at both holidays, check out a new post from The Learning Network Blog of The New York Times. The post includes historic articles, photos, and an interactive build-your-own inaugural address game.

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