Community Development

The Richmond Fed is sponsoring a conference with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors focusing on identifying innovative ways to use data to spur more strategic investment in older communities.

The Community Development Bank Resource Center provides information about the structure and function of community development banks, including financial data on a peer group of U. S. banks tracked over time. The data on the site will be updated annually.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in collaboration with national, regional, and local partners, is holding several events from June 20-25. The events focus on housing and community financing and are being held at the Bank's Baltimore Branch, located at 502 S. Sharp St.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in collaboration with national, regional, and local partners, is holding several events from June 20-25. The events focus on housing and community financing and are being held at the Bank's Baltimore Branch, located at 502 S. Sharp St.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond will hold a workshop for nonprofit organizations seeking to recruit business and financial professionals to their boards.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has published its latest 5th District Footprint, which maps the presence of broadband infrastructure across the Fifth District.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, in partnership with the North Carolina Institute of Minority Economic Development and Fayetteville State University's Small Business Technology Development Center, is holding a forum for small business owners at Fayetteville State University on June 7.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's latest online publication, "5th District Footprint," provides a spatial analysis of various types of issues affecting communities in the region. The publication will be available online six times a year.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond is holding a forum on community land trusts on March 17, 2011, in Winston-Salem, N.C. Community Land Trusts: A Model for Neighborhood Stabilization and Revitalization will feature consultants from Burlington Associates, a leading provider of technical assistance to community land trusts in the United States, discussing how to effectively use land trusts to support neighborhood stabilization efforts and preserve long-term affordable housing.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond is holding a forum to help provide knowledge and resources for minority and women small business owners.