MONDAY MAY 3

1:00 PM EDT

Welcome:
Jesse Van Tol (Transcript)
Chief Executive Officer, NCRC

Opening Session:
The State of Black and Latino Entrepreneurship in America: Strategies for a Post-Pandemic Recovery (Transcript)
Marisa Calderon, Chief of Community Finance & Mobility, NCRC
Jennifer Garcia, CEO, Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative
Bob Dickerson, Executive Director, Birmingham Business Resource Center

2:15 PM EDT

Senator Charles Schumer (Transcript)
(D-NY), Senate Majority Leader

2:20 PM EDT

Jerome Powell (Transcript)
Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
in conversation with
Jesse Van Tol, CEO, NCRC

3:00 PM EDT

Lightning Sessions

3:30 PM EDT

Networking

4:00 PM EDT

Marcia Fudge (Transcript)
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Dedrick Asante-Muhammad, Chief of Membership, Policy & Equity, NCRC
Diane Yentel, President & CEO, National Low Income Housing Coalition
Andre Perry, Senior Fellow, Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program
 

TUESDAY MAY 4

1:00 PM EDT

Welcome

1:15 PM EDT

Senator Sherrod Brown (Transcript)
(D-OH), Chair the Senate’s Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee

1:45 PM EDT

Fireside Chat (Transcript)
William Demchak, CEO of PNC Bank
John Taylor, NCRC Founder & President

2:15 PM EDT

Break

2:20 PM EDT

Nikole Hannah-Jones
Pulitzer-winning investigative civil rights reporter at the New York Times

3:00 PM EDT

Remarks:
Senator Elizabeth Warren (Transcript)
(D-MA), Member of the Senate’s Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee

Closing Keynote:
John Taylor (Transcript)

4:00 PM EDT

Networking

WEDNESDAY MAY 5

1:00 PM EDT

Immigration Reform: The Economic Imperative for Acting Now, and What Happens if We Don’t

NCRC’s View of CRA Reform Done Right

2:30 PM EDT

COVID-19, Public Health and Disinvestment

Future of Work and AI: Climate Change of a Different Kind

4:00 PM EDT

A New Administration Brings Big Changes To HUD

Sick to Debt: Hospital Medical Debt-Issues, Challenges, Solutions

THURSDAY MAY 6

1:00PM EDT

OCC Back on Track

The Nuts and Bolts of Community Single-Family Development:  A Successful Approach to Acquisitions, Rehabs and Ground-Up 

2:30PM EDT

Banking for Racial Economic Justice (Part I): Racial and Ethnic Representation and Investment Framework

Leading Through the Pandemic: How Local Governments are Dismantling Barriers to Economic Mobility

4:00PM EDT

Open for Business: The Critical Role of Bank and CDFI Partnerships in Reaching Diverse Communities

Banking for Racial Justice Part 2: Products and Services for an Equitable World

FRIDAY MAY 7

11:30 AM EDT

Promoting Economic Equality in Later Life Through Innovative Solutions and Programs

Why philanthropy needs to support leaders of BIPOC startup ecosystems

1:00 PM EDT

Cannabis and a Just Economy

The $20.83 Loan Red Flag

2:30 PM EDT

Creating Equitable Access to Capital for Black-led/-serving Nonprofits

The Use of Artificial Intelligence and Alternative Data in Financial Services: Force for Inclusion?

4:00 PM EDT

Just Recovery from Natural Disasters: Climate Change, Best Practices and Innovative Financing for Rural Recovery

MONDAY MAY 10

11:30 AM EDT

The Stories We Could Tell: Journalism For A Just Economy

The State of Women Entrepreneurship

Home and Community Care: Our Path to Lasting Economic Recovery

1:00 PM EDT

The New New Thing: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Decentralized Finance

2:30 PM EDT

Environmental Justice and the Racial Divide: Lack of Oversight of Toxic Sites Located In Communities of Color

Bringing It All Together: Convening on Health and Community Development Investments

4:00 PM EDT

Addressing food insecurity for those suffering the most from income inequality

Go-Go City: Displacement & Protest in Washington, DC

TUESDAY MAY 11

11:30 AM EDT

Beyond Failure: Organizing Grass Root Job Training Programs That Work for Black and Latinx communities

The Future of Fair Housing: Goals and Strategies for a New Era

1:00 PM EDT

Examining the Intersection of Criminal Justice and Financial Services

Connecting Environmental Justice and Housing Justice

2:30 PM EDT

Schools, Segregation, COVID

Equivico by NCRC Presents a Fireside Chat: Small Business Access to Capital and Best Practices for Success

4:00 PM EDT

A reckoning in Boston

Using the Experiences from PPP to Create a More Equitable Lending Landscape for Underserved Entrepreneurs

What Did GameStop Teach Us About Fintech Investing Apps?

WEDNESDAY MAY 12

1:00 PM EDT

How can we highlight inequities in state-level CARES Act spending to underscore the need for broader economic justice efforts?

Lending and the LGBTQ+ Community: Creating a Fair Marketplace for Queer Borrowers

2:30 PM EDT

40 Acres and a Degree: How Four HBCUs are Closing the Racial Wealth Gap

Reducing Sprawl, Poverty and Inequality by Terminating Real Estate Speculation

4:00 PM EDT

Building an Inclusive Tax System in a Time of Crisis

Our Homeownership Moonshot:  Building 20 Million Homes By 2030

THURSDAY MAY 13

11:30 AM EDT

Culturally Significant Businesses in Black Communities

1:00 PM EDT

Housing Counselors: Joining the Ranks of First Responders

The Future of Financial Security: Tech, Equity and the Role of Nonprofits

2:30 PM EDT

Women in Crisis — America’s First Female Recession

How Race Impacts Health

4:00 PM EDT

Building Cultural Competencies in Financial Services:  When Diversity Training Isn’t Enough

Small Business Lending – Enforcement Gaps and Possible Solutions

FRIDAY MAY 14

11:30 AM EDT

Local Consumer Financial Protection: A Successful Model of Government and Community Partnership

The Black Speculative Arts Movement: Reimagining a Just Economy (Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations)

1:00 PM EDT

Community Development Financial Institutions 101

Investing in Social Determinants of Health: Why CDFIs and health systems are natural partners

2:30 PM EDT

Race, Ethnicity and the Financial Lives of Young Adults

Policy Options in Community Development for Promoting Long-term Health Equity

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