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  • Community Opportunity Alliance’s National Summit

    Join NCRC President and CEO Jesse Van Tol at the Summit, designed by and for community development association staff and board members. Jesse will join Frank Woodruff, Executive Director of the Community Opportunity Alliance, for a discussion on proposed changes to the Community. The Summit is an opportunity to learn from peers across the country, […]

  • Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Strategies for Housing Counselors

    Natural disasters and emergencies can have devastating financial and housing impacts on individuals and families, making the role of housing counselors more important than ever. This training equips housing counselors with the knowledge and practical strategies needed to prepare clients before a disaster, respond effectively during a housing crisis, and support long-term recovery efforts. Participants […]

  • The Proposed CRA Rule: What Changes and What’s at Stake

    Join NCRC’s Sabrina Terry, Chief of Programs and Strategic Development, and NALCAB for a discussion about what the proposed changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) could mean for low-to-moderate-income and Latino communities. Panelists will discuss how the CRA currently drives investment in low-to-moderate-income neighborhoods and how the OCC and FDIC proposal could affect community […]

  • COHHIO to Host Jesse Van Tol on CRA Policy Briefing

    Join NCRC's President and CEO Jesse Van Tol on September 1 at 3 pm ET for Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO)'s policy briefing on the proposed changes to CRA. Van Tol will discuss how disasterous the proposal would be for communities all across the country, including Ohio. He will also provide information […]

  • The Last House on the Block: Lessons from Brightmoor, Detroit on Disinvestment, Reinvestment and Community Power

    What does meaningful reinvestment look like in communities experiencing long-term depopulation and disinvestment?Using Detroit's Brightmoor neighborhood as a case study, this conversation explores what happens when gentrification collides with deep depopulation, and what that reveals about investment, neighborhood change and who gets to shape a community's future. Drawing on the book The Last House on […]

  • PR for Small Businesses: Get Media Attention That Builds Credibility

    Learn how to get your small business noticed by the media to build credibility, attract customers, and grow your brand. This session covers crafting compelling stories, reaching out to journalists, leveraging press releases, and using media coverage to enhance your reputation. Participants will leave with practical strategies to generate positive publicity and turn media attention […]

  • Building Homes and Communities for When We Age

    Longer lifespans, evolving household structures, and growing care needs are changing what people need from their homes and communities. In this webinar, which builds on Shelterforce’s recent Under the Lens series—Housing in an Aging Society, panelists will discuss how households are adapting to the realities of growing older, and the housing policies and solutions that […]

  • Reclaiming Our Narrative: Independent Media and the Road to the Midterms

    Overview The fight over who shapes the narrative is already underway. As communities navigate rising costs, political uncertainty, and a rapidly changing media landscape, independent Black media and community creators are essential to reaching people with information that is credible, relevant, and grounded in their lived experiences. With the Black press approaching its 200th anniversary […]

  • Stop the CRA Rollback: What’s at stake and how to fight back

    The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is one of the most important tools communities have to hold banks accountable for investing, lending and providing services in low- and moderate-income communities. Now, a new proposal from federal regulators would weaken those obligations while reducing transparency and accountability. The proposal puts an estimated $71 billion to $87 billion […]

  • The Role of CDFIs in Lower-Income Communities

    Join for a discussion of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) and how these mission-driven lenders support lower-income areas in various ways. We will explore key findings from the Cleveland Fed’s research and feature a panel of community and economic development experts who will explain how CDFIs can help strengthen local economies and revitalize neighborhoods. The event aims […]

  • Reinvest Washington: A Summit for Community Development Leaders

    The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) will host Reinvest Washington in Tacoma on September 22, 2026. The summit will bring together advocates, lenders, developers, philanthropy, public sector, nonprofit leaders and community development practitioners for practical conversations grounded in what people and organizations are experiencing across the state. Communities in Washington are navigating rising housing costs, displacement […]

  • Heirs’ Property Practicum: Client-Ready in One Session

    Heirs Property Can Be Complicated. Your Counseling Doesn’t Have to Be. Join us for this webinar to gain practical, client-focused tools to help navigate one of the most challenging housing and property issues facing families today. This hands-on session will help you better understand heirs property, recognize potential issues, and confidently support clients as they […]