Federal Reserve Conference
Set March 27, 28
The Community Affairs officers of the Federal Reserve System will
present their third biennial research conference on community development
March 27 and 28 in Washington, D.C.
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Seeds of Growth, Sustainable Community Development: What Works,
What Doesn’t and Why will bring together economists and
scholars from the Federal Reserve System, colleges and universities,
and major research institutions to present research on community
economic development tools, programs and strategies. Discussants
will review each paper, and conference attendees will have an opportunity
to talk with the presenters and discussants.
Papers selected for presentation evaluate credit counseling and
financial literacy programs, the impact of the Community Reinvestment
Act, partnerships in sustainable community development, housing
developments, public policy intervention, and international and
cultural approaches to community development.
This conference will be of interest to scholars, financial institution
employees, community and economic development policy-makers, and
staff of community and economic development organizations.
For information, go to www.federalreserve.gov/communityaffairs/national.
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