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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York promotes economic and financial education and greater understanding of the roles of the Federal Reserve System by providing instructional materials and programs for students and educators.

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Federal Reserve Education website Includes activities, programs, publications and videos for students and teachers, including FED 101, an interactive resource for information about the Federal Reserve System and economic education.

Visiting the New York Fed Visitors learn about the Federal Reserve System's central banking functions and enter the New York Fed's vault to see and learn about the world's largest accumulation of gold.

Fed Challenge Competitions Teams from high schools and colleges in the Second District, play the roles of monetary policy-makers in separate competitions. High School ›› College ››

Jr. Fed Club (grades 4-6) The Club helps students explore the economic concepts in the New York State social studies curriculum. The program also prepares students for the state social studies exams. Over the school year, students engage in activities and projects about prices, money, careers, saving and banking. Club participation includes a trip to the New York Fed for the It's All About Your $ program. For more information about the Jr. Fed Club, contact Natalie Schubak at natalie.schubak@ny.frb.org or (212) 720-7678.

Publication Highlights

Is a Gift Card Right for You? This brochure highlights some points you should consider to ensure that a gift card is right for you. 2 pages / 4.1 mb

The Story of . . . A series of comic-style booklets on topics related to the Federal Reserve, economics and personal finance.

You and the Fed Explains the activities of the Federal Reserve and their impacts on U.S. households.