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Preventing AI tools from perpetuating discrimination in lending is just the start. Regulators should also look for ways AI can actively detect and combat bias.
Detroit’s city limits are also an iron curtain between sharply contrasting mortgage lending patterns, dividing wealth-building opportunities along racial lines.
Neighboring Markets, Worlds Apart: Mortgage Lending In Detroit And Wayne County Read More »
Is the US economy headed for a recession? Signs were muddled and mixed in the August jobs report.
Recession Watch? September 2024 Race, Jobs and the Economy Update Read More »
The latest jobs report was worrisome. News since has been better. So where does the US Economy stand in summer 2024?
A $14 billion hospital merger that threatens to bring new hardship to rural Pennsylvanians was abruptly approved earlier this month, thwarting community expectations of a slower and more stringent review of the deal. The marriage of Jefferson Health and the Lehigh Valley Health Network creates the state’s second-largest nonprofit hospital system, affecting 30 hospitals and
A detailed critique of the community benefits plan released by Capital One as part of its attempted merger with Discover.
The affordable housing crisis requires exercising all available policy tools — including local zoning rules about parking spaces.
As you are thinking about applying for a business loan, whether as a startup or an existing business owner with years of experience running a business, it is important to consider and review the following steps prior to submitting your application to maximize your chances of success in securing capital for your business. 1. Understand
10 Things To Know Before Applying For A Business Loan Read More »
“$5 billion is an insultingly small tip to leave on a quarter-trillion-dollar tab,” said Jesse Van Tol, President and CEO of NCRC.
Two recent studies of health equity work show the challenges that community development and public health organizations face in building trust.
The July jobs report hints at a softening economic picture — especially with household budgets continuing to feel the squeeze of inflation.
In memory of a dynamic woman who left positive marks on the communities she served.
Remembering Inez Long Read More »
“If the courts are declaring open season on regulatory decision-making, then we have to make sure corporate America aren’t the only ones fighting.”
NCRC Statement on Supreme Court Ruling In Chevron Deference Case Read More »
Public health outcomes improve when HUD housing vouchers are more widely available.
Health Equity Research Spotlight: Housing Vouchers Improve Physical Health Read More »
A new state-level Community Reinvestment Act from the Illinois legislature offers a roadmap for economic justice.
