An analysis of how the “One Big Beautiful Bill” House reconciliation package extending Trump tax cuts will affect low-income communities and community development.
Proposed bank mergers should welcome public scrutiny, instead of demanding special treatment.
NCRC Opposes Repeal Of Sensible, Sound Bank Merger Rules Read More »
Lawlessness by Trump administration leaders must be thwarted, from the radicals now destroying the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or anyone else.
Van Tol: Trump Administration’s Small Business Loan Data Blackout Abandons Rule of Law Read More »
Dreaming Big in Our Own Backyards: Bold, Local Action in a Hostile Federal Environment At The 2025 Just Economy Conference; a conversation about systemic racism and structural inequality and how communities can take their power back. Speakers: Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Pulitzer Prize Finalist; Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University Dr. Tiffany Crutcher, Executive
Dreaming Big in Our Own Backyards At The 2025 Just Economy Conference Read More »
After federal regulators voted Friday to allow Capital One to buy Discover, NCRC President and CEO Jesse Van Tol released the following statement: “The feds got this one wrong – so it falls to state Attorneys General to intervene against the harmful, anticompetitive Capital One-Discover merger.”
Capital One-Discover Federal Approval Leaves State AGs as Last Line of Defense Read More »
“The Constitution couldn’t be clearer on this stuff — And they are defying it anyway.”
NCRC Statement on Attempted CFPB Mass Firings Read More »
In response to President Trump’s illegal attempt to fire duly appointed and Congressionally confirmed members of the National Credit Union Administration board, National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) President and CEO Jesse Van Tol released the following statement: “The president can’t just fire people the Congress confirmed for years-long terms. The Constitution isn’t a set of
Carol Johnson is the new NCRC Board Chair, bringing decades of experience fighting for civil rights at local, state and national levels.
Carol Johnson Elected Chair of NCRC Board of Directors Read More »
The OCC’s Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood spoke at the 2025 Just Economy Conference on how financial inclusion is the civil rights issue of our time.
NCRC President and CEO Jesse Van Tol sits down with National Urban League President Marc Morial to discuss the current political environment.
Rep. Maxine Waters speaks at the 2025 Just Economy Conference on the importance of the Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) Fund, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Rep. Maxine Waters Speaks At The 2025 Just Economy Conference Read More »
Fireside chat between Rebuilding News CEO Steve Waldman, Democracy Fund President Joe Goldman, URL Media CEO S. Mitra Kalita and NCRC CDF Executive Director Mac McNeil at the 2025 Just Economy Conference. They discussed reinvesting in local news.
Fireside Chat At The 2025 Just Economy Conference, Reinvest in Local News Read More »
NCRC President and CEO Jesse Van Tol presents The William Proxmire Award to Robert Dickerson, Executive Director of the Birmingham Business Resource Center at the 2025 Just Economy Conference, March 27,2005 in Washington, DC.
Bob Dickerson Receives The William Proxmire Award At The 2025 Just Economy Conference Read More »
A conversation between New York State Department of Financial Services Superintendent Adrienne A. Harris and NCRC Chief Policy Counsel Eden Forsythe at the Just Economy Conference on March 26, 2025
They discussed how community partnerships through NCRC’s community benefits agreements (CBAs) have redefined their business practices.
