“KeyBank knew they violated their promises to marginalized communities, but chose to…prioritize damage control over doing the right thing.” — Jesse Van Tol
Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal shared how her own background informs her approach to politics and her priorities in policymaking.
The Cleveland-based mortgage lender abandoned Black America and broke its promises to community groups.
Why We’re Breaking Up With KeyBank Read More »
Millions of families who have been invisible to the mortgage industry will gain access to the generational wealth-building opportunity of homeownership.
NCRC Statement On FHFA Credit Score Model Changes Read More »
“Significant changes will be required if the final rule is to deliver real progress in addressing the legacy of redlining in America.”
Recent evidence suggests that the syndemic of COVID-19 and systemic racism has exacerbated racial maternal health disparities and has specifically worsened Black maternal health.
COVID-19 Deepens Maternal Health Disparities Among Women of Color Read More »
Today, the U.S. Senate confirmed Marcia L. Fudge as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
NCRC Applauds Confirmation of Marcia L. Fudge to Head of HUD Read More »
Congratulations to President Joe Biden and to Kamala Harris, who today achieved many firsts as Vice President of the United States: Black, South Asian, woman and mom.
Netflix’s new TV series, “Selena,” reacquaints fans with the pop sensation’s many hits, including “Bid Bidi Bom Bom” and “Como La Flor,” but it also revisits the family’s turbulent financial journey to stardom. The series showcased 10+ years of financial insecurity in pursuit of a familial dream.
How the new Selena series is a reminder of the need for economic justice Read More »
Today, the House passed a scaled-back version of the HEROES Act (H.R. 6800), trimming about $1.2 trillion in aid from a plan passed by the full chamber in May. The Senate has yet to take up the HEROES Act, and failed to pass a $500 million “skinny” aid package earlier this month.
Thank you for your dedication and persistence. Thank you for your leadership. May you rest in power.
NCRC mourns the loss of John Lewis Read More »
As the novel coronavirus began to appear in the Deep South, we could see then the trajectory of this virus crashing into the existing virus of racism in our communities.
We Are Grieving, and Ready For Our Continued Pursuit of Justice Read More »
New awards program at the Just Economy Conference will recognize young economic and social justice leaders.
Call for nominations: Who are the new leaders of change for a just economy? Read More »
These local grassroots groups are trying to close the income, wealth, and education gaps between families of color and their white counterparts.
The Atlantic: ‘We cannot move forward if these kids are left behind’ Read More »
Washington, DC – Following hundreds of arrests of people with the Occupy Wall Street movement this morning, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition today issued this statement: “Today, hundreds of people were arrested as they protested the sins of Wall Street and supported economic equality. This is more people than have or likely ever will be
In Solidarity Against Economic Inequality Read More »
