Family Financial Exploitation: What Research Tells us About the Role and Experiences of Concerned Family Members

Presented by Professor Marlene Stum | Professor of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota’s College of Education and Human Development

Professor Stum is a long-time contributor and collaborator with the Minnesota Elder Justice and Center Partners, whose work focuses on the complex and challenging dynamics of family relationships – particularly involving adult children and their parents. Recognized for numerous honors and awards in this unique and critical field of research, Professor Stum will be focusing on the role and experiences of concerned family members (non-perpetrators) in dealing with family financial exploitation. Her recent research has findings that help us better understand the challenges, outcomes, and consequences for concerned family members who are secondary victims of finical exploitation.

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Part of a series, Financial Exploitation: Diving Deeper to Understand Why and How it Happens

This November, the Minnesota Elder Justice Center will host an online forum series to highlight emerging research into financial exploitation of vulnerable adults. We are excited to host three different researchers whose work is helping shine a light on emerging issues and our understanding of why and how vulnerable adults are financially exploited. We will then host a final session to discuss the practical application of this emerging research to the work of our partner organizations as they protect and serve older and vulnerable adults. Registration is now open for all sessions. (1 Social Work CEU will be available to attendees for each session.)