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  • Understanding Your Clients: Estimating SNAP E&T Eligibility & Referrals

    In this session, NCRC’s Economic Mobility team will be joined by Andrew Schramm from the Seattle Jobs Initiative (SJI) to review general SNAP and SNAP Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) eligibility criteria and explore how referral processes work between administering agencies and service providers.  We will also cover the basic programmatic requirements that third-party partners […]

  • Opportunity Zones 2.0: From Policy to Community Impact

    This webinar explores the evolving Opportunity Zone landscape and what it means for housing, economic development, and community investment practitioners. Participants will gain a practical understanding of Opportunity Zones 2.0, emerging policy changes, workforce housing strategies, and how to build strong project pipelines that align private capital with community priorities. Through real world examples and implementation strategies, […]

  • ONWARD 2026

    Join Gregory Dyson at Onward 2026 for the session "Pressure Points and Possibilities: The Future of Community Development Intermediaries," taking place on June 17, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. in the Grand Ballroom at The Westin New Orleans. This main stage discussion will bring together leaders from intermediary organizations to explore the most pressing challenges facing […]

  • Becoming a HECM Certified Housing Counselor

    Join us for a comprehensive, three-day Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) counseling training designed to prepare you to earn your HECM Counseling Certification. This course deepens your understanding of HECM and builds the skills needed to conduct effective, compliant counseling sessions. Through clear instruction and real-world examples, participants will gain a thorough understanding of HUD's […]

  • State of Small Business Symposium

    Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy, employing nearly half of all workers, supporting job creation, and building vibrant communities across the nation. Organizations like yours play a vital role in supporting their success. Join us for an important conversation that will uplift data, allow participants to share experiences, and highlight opportunities to […]

  • Marketing Housing Counseling Programs and Services in a Changing Economic Landscape

    Price: Free for members and non-members In today's evolving housing and economic environment, housing counseling agencies must use innovative outreach and marketing strategies to connect with diverse communities and increase awareness of their services. This course explores effective approaches for leveraging community partnerships, data-driven outreach, social media, and targeted engagement strategies to reach underserved populations, build trust, demonstrate program […]

  • 2027 Just Economy Conference Call for Sessions Informational Webinar

    This webinar will discuss the call for sessions submission guidelines and helpful tips to strengthen your proposal. Submissions are due July 30th. Background: Add your voice and expertise to the 2027 Just Economy Conference. The conference takes place May 5-6 in Washington, DC, and will be preceded by NCRC’s member-only Hill Day on May 4. […]

  • Create a Professional Website Using AI (No Coding Required)

    Discover how to build a professional, fully functional website without writing a single line of code. This session will guide participants through AI-powered website builders, showing how to design, customize and launch a website quickly and efficiently. Attendees will learn practical tips for content creation, layout optimization and integrating essential features to showcase their business […]

  • The Data Behind the Lending Landscape: Why Engaging Regional Financial Institutions Matters

    As federal budget cuts create headwinds for affordable housing and community development projects, local nonprofits and coalitions may want to look to data, relationship-building and regional financial institutions to move projects forward. Using Metro Nashville as a case study, NCRC's Jason Richardson will illustrate how mortgage lending evolved over the past four decades and where […]

  • Shelterforce Presents… What Does A Good Housing “Impact Investment” Look Like?

    The term “impact investing” was only coined in 2007, but today the phrase is ubiquitous. But not all impact investments are impactful. This webinar asks: What works, what doesn’t, and how can impact investing support affordable housing?” Please join Shelterforce— with expert panelists Betty Francisco (Boston Impact Initiative), Kate Khatib (Seed Commons), David Lidz (Rising Housing/Baltimore), Meridith Levy […]

  • Financial Recovery and Debt Management Strategies for Post-Crisis Clients

    This course provides housing counselors and financial professionals with practical strategies to assist clients recovering from financial hardship or crisis situations. Participants will learn how to assess debt obligations, develop sustainable budgeting plans, improve credit management skills, and guide clients through financial recovery processes. The training focuses on helping post-crisis clients rebuild financial stability, strengthen long-term money […]

  • Your Membership, Your Benefits: A Closer Look at NCRC Membership

    Are you making the most of your NCRC Membership? Learn what resources, services, content and networking opportunities your membership includes and how being a NCRC member can help you in your fight for a #JustEconomy. NCRC staff share tips for making the most of your membership and provide a walk-through of NCRC’s newest member features. […]