Lessons from the 2008 crisis: COVID-19 response and recovery
Join NCRC to discuss the challenges that the 2008 financial crisis presented and how the lessons learned can help us as we work towards recovery once today’s crisis comes to a close.
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Developing Effective Communication Skills-Part III: Strategies to Manage Generational and Cultural Differences
Join NCRC's Training Academy to learn how to reduce implicit bias and assumptions that impede communication and recognize the unique differences in values and communication needs based on age, gender and culture.
Research Walkthrough – NCRC Monthly Branch Change Report
Join NCRC’s Director of Research & Evaluation, Jason Richardson, for a breakdown of monthly branch closures.
Housing Counseling Network (HCN) Open Enrollment Information Session
This webinar is for all agencies providing housing counseling services that are interested in joining NCRC's Housing Counseling Network.
Envisioning an Anti-Racist Economy: Reparations and Beyond
Join NCRC for a conversation between Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of the 1619 Project Nikole Hannah-Jones and NCRC CEO Jesse Van Tol, facilitated by journalist Oscar Perry Abello.
Through the Storm: Wisdom from Community Development Leaders
Join NCRC for a discussion with strong visionary community development leaders as they share insights, challenges, and leadership strategies.
Opportunity Zones and Gentrification
How can communities leverage them? How are they actually being used currently and what impact are they having on low-income communities? What is their relationship with Gentrification? Join NCRC's webinar to dive into these questions.
Federal Agency Strategies for Reducing Elder Fraud
Join NCRC to discuss efforts addressing scams targeting the elderly.
Fair Housing 101 – Part I: Back to Basics
Join NCRC's Training Academy for a basic overview on fair housing by reviewing the history and specifics of the Fair Housing Act.
Understanding Racial Equality & Racial Equity
Join NCRC in this online learning webinar as we provide a brief historical review of inequality in education, health, employment and housing, specifically in the United States.
Recorded: BIPOC, Money, and Mental Health – Part I: Wealth and Mental Health
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
Recorded: BIPOC, Money, and Mental Health – Part II: Overcoming Mindset Challenges
This webinar will provide an overview of the barriers, strains, and mindset challenges faced by immigrants and their family members.