Join Bruce Mitchell, NCRC Principal Researcher, at NABJ 2024, where he will be speaking on the panel: DISPLACED AND DENIED: Investigating Historical Displacement and Racist Denial of Housing Rights to Black Communities. This insightful panel discussion will explore the intersection of historical racism in housing issues and its reverberations in present-day housing challenges for communities […]
Join NCRC CDF on August 8 to learn how to create stunning designs efficiently using Canva for Business. Discover tips, tricks, and advanced techniques to elevate your design game and create impactful visuals for your brand. Come ready to immerse yourself in an interactive environment where you can actively participate, ask questions, and engage with […]
Do you know NCRC offers health equity expertise and subgrant opportunities? Join us to learn what resources, services, content, and networking opportunities your membership includes and how being a NCRC member can help you in your fight for a #JustEconomy. NCRC staff will share tips for making the most of your membership and walk through […]
Join NCRC CDF for session 3 of the series: Strategic Financial Management Beyond Funding. Now that you've secured funding, understanding how to manage and repay debt strategically is essential. Explore different repayment approaches, debt consolidation options, and tactics for minimizing interest costs.
Join NCRC's Community Development Fund as we guide you through making informed financial decisions to drive sustained business growth. Explore investment opportunities, risk assessment, and how to align financial decisions with your long-term goals. Register for this insightful webinar to position your business for continuous success post-funding.
As leaders gather for the Congressional Black Caucus's Annual Legislative Conference, join NCRC and experts from community development, real estate and financial services on the evening of September 12 for a reception and panel discussion, “Bridging the Gap: Affordable Homeownership and Anti-Displacement Strategies.” In an era where housing affordability is a pressing issue, communities nationwide are grappling […]
Join NCRC's Director of Health Equity and Impact Devin Thompson for one hour every month for Health Equity Investments Office Hours. A deep dive into a different topic each month focused on the intersections of community-led development, health justice and investor accountability. Hear about work that’s emerging from other cities, share your projects or learn […]
Join NCRC Principal Researcher Bruce C, Mitchell, PhD at the Center for Urban Health Equity at Morgan State University for an in-depth exploration of the history, impact and future solutions to redlining in the United States. The symposium will bring together scholars, activists and community leaders to discuss the origins of redlining, its long-lasting effects […]
Join NCRC Senior Policy Advisor Kevin Hill at the Illinois CRA Coalition for a breakdown of the updated federal Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) rules. He will discuss what has changed with CRA and how it impacts you and the communities you serve.
Join the Detroit Reinvestment Coalition, Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD) and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) for Just Economy: Detroit! What will it take to make a Just Economy a local reality in Detroit? The legacy of redlining continues to reverberate throughout the city through uneven investment in community development, inequitable impacts of […]
Join NCRC's Director of Health Equity and Impact Devin Thompson for one hour every month for Health Equity Investments Office Hours. A deep dive into a different topic each month focused on the intersections of community-led development, health justice and investor accountability. Hear about work that’s emerging from other cities, share your projects or learn […]
Join NCRC President and CEO Jesse Van Tol as he provides the keynote address at Data Day, an annual event hosted by Data You Can Use. This event offers leaders from neighborhoods, nonprofits, universities, the public sector and beyond an opportunity to better understand available data, the implications of data on community revitalization, and how […]
