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National Neighbors
National Neighbors, a program of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, is dedicated to creating public and private sector partnerships and programs that promote racial and cultural equality, opportunity and diversity. It does this by increasing multi-cultural dialogue and access, influencing public policy, and developing national models that support healthy and sustainable communities through the realization of our nation’s civil rights laws.
Through the National Neighbors initiative, NCRC convenes, supports and pursues workshops, conferences, investigations of civil rights complaints, systemic "testing," education and outreach, fair housing planning and "best practice" compliance initiatives. National Neighbors provides technical assistance to NCRC’s members in urban, suburban and rural communities to promote economic mobility and ensure fair housing for working families throughout our nation.
National Neighbors advances fair lending and fair housing through multifaceted programs, including: private enforcement; education and outreach; fair housing planning; comprehensive voluntary compliance services; and testing and building partnerships among communities, real estate providers, financial institutions and other market players.
National Neighbors refocuses the fair housing movement on the importance of realizing racial and economic integration through innovative and cutting edge programs and partnerships. These partnerships celebrate neighborhood diversity and increase the capacity of existing organizations to make them more capable and comprehensive fair housing service providers. National Neighbors also promotes the policy & regulatory interests of the fair housing movement on Capitol Hill.
Partnering for Healthy Neighborhoods
National Neighbors develops and funds local initiatives and partnerships that celebrate neighborhood diversity and promote equal housing opportunity. NCRC encourages the development of partnerships and coalitions among community organizations to enhance their capacity, coordinate strategic initiatives, and ensure pertinent services are provided to the community.
Bankers / Community Collaborative Council and Mortgage Finance / Community Council
NCRC’s Banker/Community Collaborative Council and Mortgage Finance Community Council consist of representatives from the nation’s top banks and lenders plus representatives from community groups who work to explore ideas and projects where nonprofits and the financial sector can work together. These Councils enable community leaders to hear about the challenges and opportunities facing the future …
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The Center for Civil Rights
NCRC’s mission is to increase fair & equal access to credit, capital and banking services/products because discrimination is illegal, unjust and detrimental to the economic growth of underserved communities in the US & around the world. NCRC seeks to support, create and implement long-term solutions which includes providing tools and strategies for building community and …
Become a Member
Enroll via Credit Card Enroll via Mail/Fax To view or download NCRC’s membership packet, click here. NCRC’s members are community organizations nationwide working to promote fair and equal access to credit, capital and banking services for all communities and populations. NCRC supports and empowers its members to be effective leaders and representatives in their …
Pursue Research on Industry Trends, Challenges and Best Practices
NCRC’s research analyses provide powerful tools for organizations seeking to understand and address patterns of lending in their communities. Analyses can determine how well a particular bank is serving the community with home mortgage or small business loans, and determine the number of high-cost/subprime loans received by minorities or low- and moderate-income borrowers as compared …
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Promote Public Policies that Enhance Economic Ability
NCRC’s policy positions regarding the Community Reinvestment Act , fair housing, financial modernization, and many other issues, inform and help shape legislation that affects access to credit and capital for low- and moderate-income communities. NCRC is a leader in national discussions and provides trusted information to its members through alerts, comment letters on legislative and …
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What We Do
NCRC creates, implements, and supports long-term solutions and strategies that build community and promote individual economic well-being. Through information, research, programs, training and service, we ensure that people in traditionally underserved communities are treated fairly and justly when applying for credit, opening a bank account, getting a mortgage, a loan, or other financial product or …
Programs & Issues
Programs NCRC provides a broad set of benefits and special services for its member organizations, including customized data analysis, training, technical assistance, legislative and regulatory updates, and more. Our portfolio of programs and services includes: POLICY ADVOCACY One of NCRC’s most important missions is to give its members a strong presence before Congress. Through direct …
Who We Are
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) was formed in 1990 by national, regional, and local organizations to develop and harness the collective energies of community reinvestment organizations from across the country so as to increase the flow of private capital into traditionally underserved communities. NCRC has grown to an association of more than 600 community-based …
NCRC Testimony: House Subcomittee on Domestic Policy: CRA Oversight
NCRC Chief Operating Officer Jim Carr Testifies before the House Subcommittee on Domestic Policy of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform about the effectiveness of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and the appropriate role and extent of public participation in the CRA process.
NCRC Testimony: House Financial Services Committee: HR3915
NCRC CEO John Taylor testifed on behalf of NCRC, The National Consumer Law Center, and Rainbow/Push Regarding HR3915, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2007.
Support House Anti-predatory Lending Bill
Oct 24 , 2007 – NCRC CEO John Taylor testifed on behalf of NCRC, The National Consumer Law Center, and Rainbow/Push about HR3915, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2007.
Reinvestment Works: Fall 2007
Fall 2007
NCRC National Training Academy, Featuring Lloyd London
The NCRC National Training Academy provides training in person and over the web to people and organizations who are seeking tools to promote economic mobility in their communities. In this snippet, NCRC’s Lloyd London talks about how it is in the interest of everyone to prevent foreclosures.