As a supporting partner of Ed Trust's campaign, I am delighted to spread the word on their behalf. This campaign - obviously - relates to my own research and writing about the student lending crisis. What is next? Well, it isn't just attending to the issue of college affordability, but also to push for actual policy changes that help those who are struggling or unable to pay off their loans (and in saying this, I am also referring to those who are in default with Uncle Sam).
I'll say it again, it is time for the borrowers to have a true voice in DC. My calling is coming to its full fruition.
Check out these links (make sure to like Ed Trust's Facebook page):
http://www.iamnotaloan.org/
http://www.facebook.com/IAmNotALoan
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I am so glad you posted this information! I recently added myself to their list and briefly told my story. You are right: the name 'I Am Not a Loan' helps us to shed this injustice from our identity. I cannot tell you how often I think about this insurmountable debt on my shoulders and how much it affects EVERYTHING I do. It is psychologically paralyzing.
I love you, Cryn... in a non creepy, sisterly, internet friend sort of way!
Thanks for all you do!
:)
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