Jessica Farr, a bank examiner at the @atlantafed, never actually intended to be involved in anything dealing with financial services or banks. Check out her #Inspire story to find out how she connected the dots to a career as a bank examiner. bit.ly/3xr4Akn

Here’s what nonprofit and community leaders, and workforce professionals serving lower-income people shared with the Federal Reserve for the April 2024 Beige Book. It was prepared at the Boston Fed and based on info collected on or before April 8, 2024. bit.ly/3QarqDf

Two unlikely partners—the @newyorkfed and the SAMHSA —are teaming up in Puerto Rico to highlight and address the connection between mental health, addiction issues, and economic outcomes. Check out the story. bit.ly/448AT3U

The 2023 survey asked CDFIs’ perspectives on tracking output and outcome metrics. These questions help demonstrate where CDFIs are and where they want to go with IMM and program evaluation. Check out the findings from the Richmond Fed and Opportunity Finance Network: bit.ly/3vP7DCm

While the impacts of wildfire smoke are widespread, not all communities share in them equally. This blog explores the hidden economic impacts of wildfire smoke, with new San Francisco Fed data on how it hits low-income communities hardest. #EarthMonth fedcommunities.org/unveiling-effe…

Investors have increased their market share of single-family rentals in many communities & across the nation. A public conversation is underway about this trend's implication. This new article from Minneapolis Fed Community Development takes a deeper look. #Affordablehousing bit.ly/3TThEXf

Do you work with low- and moderate-income communities? What’s the biggest roadblock keeping the communities you serve from thriving economically? The Fed wants to hear from you! Share your experiences in this survey.
bit.ly/4amZVOY

Two unlikely partners—the @newyorkfed and the SAMHSA —are teaming up in Puerto Rico to highlight and address the connection between mental health, addiction issues, and economic outcomes. Check out the story. bit.ly/448AT3U

For many #WorkerVoices participants, opportunities for earning income through “gig work” or the online platform economy helped them make ends meet after the pandemic disrupted their income. Check out the brief to learn more. fedcommunities.org/research/worke…

Real estate can become heirs’ property when the owner dies without a will or estate plan. Heirs’ property situations can strain family ties and put family's wealth at stake. Find out how a woman is working to help others preserve their family ties & homes. bit.ly/4d6czn5

Here’s what nonprofit and community leaders, and workforce professionals serving lower-income people shared with the Federal Reserve for the April 2024 Beige Book. It was prepared at the Boston Fed and based on info collected on or before April 8, 2024. bit.ly/3QarqDf

Ready for another #ConnectingCommunities ? On May 7, join us, the Philadelphia Fed, and the St. Louis Fed for Connecting Communities: The Changing Landscape of In-person Banking: Implications for Financial Institutions, Regulators, and Communities. cvent.me/4PKkmO

The Institute for Economic Equity at the St. Louis Fed has published their 2024 The State of Economic Equity: Challenges and Opportunities for Advancing Economic Security among U.S. Young Adults. Check out the report to learn more. bit.ly/4aRtt7b

Jessica Farr, a bank examiner at the @atlantafed, never actually intended to be involved in anything dealing with financial services or banks. Check out her #Inspire story to find out how she connected the dots to a career as a bank examiner. bit.ly/3xr4Akn

The 2023 survey asked CDFIs’ perspectives on tracking output and outcome metrics. These questions help demonstrate where CDFIs are and where they want to go with IMM and program evaluation. Check out the findings from the Richmond Fed and Opportunity Finance Network: bit.ly/3vP7DCm

Ready for another #ConnectingCommunities ? On May 7, join us, the Philadelphia Fed, and the St. Louis Fed for Connecting Communities: The Changing Landscape of In-person Banking: Implications for Financial Institutions, Regulators, and Communities. cvent.me/4PKkmO

Investors have increased their market share of single-family rentals in many communities & across the nation. A public conversation is underway about this trend's implication. This new article from Minneapolis Fed Community Development takes a deeper look. #Affordablehousing bit.ly/3TThEXf

Do you work with low- and moderate-income communities? What’s the biggest roadblock keeping the communities you serve from thriving economically? The Fed wants to hear from you! Share your experiences in this survey.
bit.ly/4amZVOY

The Institute for Economic Equity at the St. Louis Fed has published their 2024 The State of Economic Equity: Challenges and Opportunities for Advancing Economic Security among U.S. Young Adults. Check out the report to learn more. bit.ly/4aRtt7b

For many #WorkerVoices participants, opportunities for earning income through “gig work” or the online platform economy helped them make ends meet after the pandemic disrupted their income. Check out the brief to learn more. fedcommunities.org/research/worke…