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Registration for the 2025 Just Economy Conference is now open! We are so excited to invite you to join us in person from March 26-27 in Washington, DC! The Just Economy Conference is the leading national conference for economic and social justice. Don’t miss your chance to join activists, elected officials, policymakers, community leaders, civil […]
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The merger review process should be transparent, not a back-room deal between bankers and their regulators.
NCRC Statement on NY AG Filing on Capital One-Discover Merger Read More »
Consumer advocates had one major suggestion for the CFPB’s Section 1033 financial data privacy rule — and the agency listened.
A recent federal law enforcement settlement with Citadel Federal Credit Union illustrates why the Community Reinvestment Act’s (CRA) omission of credit unions from its rules is a dangerous mistake, a leading community development and financial regulation advocate said Tuesday. “It no longer makes sense to let credit unions out of the common-sense obligations that CRA
Capital One is unlikely to be happy about new bank merger rules from the OCC, FDIC and DOJ.
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Once a month, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) will hold Health Equity Investments Office Hours, a new series of live open discussions hosted by NCRC Director of Health Equity and Impact Devin Thompson. Each session pair will focus on a different topic at the intersections of community-led development, health justice and investor accountability. The
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HUD-certified housing counselors are eligible for scholarships to attend the National Community Reinvestment Coalition’s Just Economy: Detroit summit on September 24. The scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis and cover registration and parking fees. Why You Should Apply: Expand your knowledge: Dive into cutting-edge strategies and emerging approaches to increase access to housing.
A Texas court rightly upheld the CFPB’s recent Section 1071 rule collecting data on small business loans. The separate CRA lawsuit should fail too.
NCRC’s Van Tol on Section 1071 Ruling: Common Sense Prevails Over Frivolous Greed Read More »
Add your voice and expertise to the 2025 Just Economy Conference. The conference takes place March 26-27 in Washington, DC, and is preceded by NCRC’s member-only Hill Day on March 25. This is the national event for community, business, foundation, policy and government leaders who want a nation that not only promises but delivers opportunities
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Join NCRC for Just Economy Conversations, a series of online discussions about how to solve America’s persistent racial and socio-economic wealth, income and opportunity divides. We’ll bring together experts from NCRC and our network of community and national leaders to offer ideas, insights and practical strategies on how to make a Just Economy a national
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The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) announced on August 1, 2024, its inaugural Just Economy Conference Program Committee. Every year, leaders from across the country vie for the chance to present new ideas and facilitate cutting-edge conversations at the Just Economy Conference. The program committee will help us identify the best proposals to bring to
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The FEF empowers NCRC members to level up established service lines through a catalytic injection of grant funding.
NCRC’s Field Empowerment Fund For Nonprofits And CDFIs Opens Round Of Grant Applications Read More »
“$5 billion is an insultingly small tip to leave on a quarter-trillion-dollar tab,” said Jesse Van Tol, President and CEO of NCRC.
A day after Capital One announced support from four community organizations, 138 others blasted the proposed Capital One-Discover merger in a letter.
A Capital One-Neighborworks deal resembles ‘a backdoor endorsement of the merger and a serious conflict of interest just as OCC and Fed staff review the deal.’
NCRC Statement On Capital One’s Promises To Marginalized Communities Read More »
