In the first webinar, we will discuss the disparities that underrepresented groups experience due to lack of access to financial and mental health services, the racial wealth divide that have been created by systems of inequity and the multifaceted approach that is necessary to create mental and financial wellness for BIPOC populations.
This webinar will provide an overview of the barriers, strains, and mindset challenges faced by immigrants and their family members.
This webinar will address the trauma faced by clients due to lack of resources, racial disparities in housing and poverty mindsets created by generational trauma.
Watch the recording of this webinar as we cover the legal and operational risks community-based organizations face in handling consumer data on and off-line.
Building Organizational Resilience - Part II: Assessing & Managing Risk in the New Normal Many nonprofit leaders discovered that COVID-19 gave the phrase “managing risk” a much different meaning. More than ever before, leaders understand that managing risk is more involved than securing a liability insurance policy and creating a handbook. Understanding that risks vary […]
Building Organizational Resilience - Part III: Trauma Informed Care and Leadership COVID-19 has changed so much for nonprofits, from the way organizations function and the services they provide to their clients, to basic day to day activities. However, many organizations are now attempting to make the necessary changes and adjustments to return back to the […]
Building Organizational Resilience - Part I: Revamping Your Continuity of Operations Plan The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought one realization to all nonprofit leaders: their organizations were going to experience disruption, uncertainty and significant change. Nonprofits that are intentional about pursuing organizational resiliency are better prepared to withstand negative impacts. This webinar is part […]
Over the course of a day-and-a-half, #HousingDC22 delivers year-long value with expert insights into the intersection of housing policy, regulation and technology. Join Housing Finance Strategies stream live from Washington, DC, for a virtual conference focused on the key legislative, regulatory and business issues in financial services. NCRC's General Counsel Brad Blower will be speaking on the […]
Conflict is inevitable in the workplace. Often, miscommunication is the spark that agitates trivial or personal issues carried into the workplace and impacts productivity, relationships, and employee engagement. Uncertainty and stress affect people in different ways. Well-intended comments and opinions can be misinterpreted, turning everyday conversations into unproductive arguments, making misunderstandings even more likely. However, […]
Housing counselors are considered to be the first responders and essential workers of the housing community, but for many, including those newly introduced to the housing counseling profession, there continues to be some mystery around exactly what housing counseling is. This Housing Counseling Basics course is designed to provide a broad overview of the housing […]
Join NCRC's Chief of Community Finance and Mobility Marisa Calderon and Compliance and Regulatory Counsel Natasha Sim at the 2023 American Bar Association's (ABA) Business Law Section (BLS) Hybrid Spring Meeting. Calderon will be speaking at the session, “Community Development Financial Institutions: Essentials, Developments and Engagement Opportunities" and Sim will be speaking at the session, […]
Join the Coalition for Nonprofit Housing & Economic Development (CNHED) on Thursday, April 27, from 1 pm to 2 pm, for an informational webinar on The Past and Future of HUD’s AFFH rule with Megan Haberle, Senior Director of Policy at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) as she provides insight on Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule and what it means to the District […]
