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. Â
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.
Join NCRC's Training Academy to discuss the importance of aligning the work and efforts of a nonprofit directly to the organization’s vision and mission and statements.
Join NCRC's Training Academy to learn how to build on your fair housing knowledge by reviewing lending and consumer laws that impact your daily interaction with clients.
Join NCRC to learn more about the True Lender proposed rule making and how it may foster the return of "rent-a-charter" payday lending.
Join NCRC's Training Academy as we continue on the previous need assessments discussion from Part I.
This training will focus on protections covered under the CARES Act and best practices to help your clients avoid the pitfalls of a forbearance plan.
Join NCRC to discuss the recent CFPB Supreme Court decision, payday rule, and CFPB settlement regarding deadlines for the implementation of Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act.
Join NCRC's Training Academy to connect topics discussed from Part II on the theory of change to the logic model, which ultimately leads to the development of action-oriented, results-based, data driven logic models.
Join NCRC's Training Academy to review strategies and resources that housing professionals can use to reach positive outcomes for their clients and throughout their community.
Join NCRC's Training Academy as we review a helpful guide that agency leadership can utilize to prepare for disaster, avoid risk to organizational assets and ensure the organization remains strong and capable to provide support to the community through each phase of a disaster.
