How NCRC Is Working To Bring Economic Justice To Indian Country
Federal policies aimed at promoting economic justice have long failed Native Americans. We are proud to partner with community leaders to change that.
Field Notes
Stories about economic justice challenges and solutions across the nation and the work and impact of NCRC members in their communities.
Hydroponic Farming As A Solution To Systemic Food Insecurity
As many communities around the country struggle with food insecurity, hydroponic farming has been introduced as a viable solution.
Funding For Racial Equity: How Stronger Partnerships Can Increase the Impact of Local, Grassroot Organizations
Part One of a three-part series examining how banks are performing two years on from pledging tens of billions of dollars to advance racial equity.
NCRC Member Profile: Affordable Homeownership Foundation, Inc.
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, Affordable Homeownership Foundation, from their Executive Director, Jason Schulz.
NCRC Member Profile: Inclusive Action for the City
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, Inclusive Action for the City, from their Development and Content Manager, Marco …
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NCRC Member Profile: UPI Loan Fund
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, UPI Loan Fund, from their Executive Director, Kerwin Brown. Tell us about …
The Temperature of Disinvestment: Examining Urban Heat Islands and Historically Redlined Communities
Urban heat islands and historic redlining are combining to put the most marginalized people in the country on the front lines of the climate crisis.
Fireside chat with Mayor Randall Woodfin and NCRC Board Chair, Catherine Crosby at The 2022 Just Economy Conference
Mayor Randall Woodfin and NCRC Board Chair, Catherine Crosby discuss neighborhood revitalization and developing programs that reduce homeownership and affordable housing barriers in their communities. Moderator: Ed Gorman, Chief Community Development …
NCRC Member Profile: City of Dayton Human Relations Council
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, City of Dayton Human Relations Council, from their Deputy Director, Joann Mawasha. …
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DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Kelem
This is part of a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of NCRC’s DC Women’s Business Center’s ShopHER, a pop-up incubator for women-owned small businesses in the DC Metro …
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Bermuda Triangle
This is part of a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of ShopHER, a pop-up incubator for women-owned small businesses in the DC Metro Region. This week we talked to Ebony McMillian, owner of Bermuda Triangle Vintage Clothes, a vintage clothing and accessories brand.
NCRC Member Profile: Gary Housing Authority
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, Gary Housing Authority from their Executive Director and CEO Taryl Bonds. Tell …
NCRC Member Profile: HomesteadCS
NCRC’s membership includes more than 600 community-focused organizations in 44 states. Here’s an introduction to one of them, HomesteadCS in Lafayette, Indiana, from their Executive Director, Marie Morse. Tell us …
DCWBC ShopHER Profile: Batax Bule
Today, we spoke with Metrini Geopani Weaver, owner of Batax Bule. Batax Bule is a globally inspired and ethically sourced fashion, jewelry and home textile design studio based in Washington, DC, and one of the women-owned, small retail businesses located at ShopHER.
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: The Elm Shop
This week we talked with Elaine Myada, owner of The Elm Shop and participating vendor at ShopHER. The Elm Shop is a women’s boutique that curates unique and beautiful items that support Black-owned businesses and HBCUs across the country.
