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National Consumer Protection Week March 5-11 #NCPW2023 NCPW In Your Neighborhood Learn - and teach others - how to spot, avoid, and report scams. ftc.gov/MoneyMatters

March is right around the corner, and you know what that means…it’s almost time for National Consumer Protection Week! This year, NCPW is March 5-11, so now’s the time to jump into planning — and we want to help.

During NCPW, government agencies, consumer protection groups, and people like you work together to share information about consumer rights and help people learn to spot, report, and avoid scams.

At the FTC, we’re focused on helping you bring NCPW 2023 to your neighborhood. How can you get your community involved?

  • Reach out to your local library, university, house of worship, or community center. Do they already have something planned for NCPW? If not, ask if they’d consider handing out materials or planning an event to help people in your community. We have free resources to get them started!
  • Attend one of our free webinars on How to Bring NCPW To Your Neighborhood.
  • Order free materials to share in English or Spanish. Order by February 3rd to ensure delivery in time for NCPW.

Have a cool event planned? Let us know about it in the comments below.

And stay tuned — we’ll be back next month to tell you more about the virtual events we have planned for NCPW. See you then.

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