Richmond Fed Community Development and multiple partners collaborated on a New Markets Tax Credit and Qualified Opportunity Zones training program.

The Richmond Fed gathered community members of Charlotte's oldest African American neighborhoods to discuss opportunities for new and sustainable economic growth.

Seven southern cities gathered in Charlotte to rewrite the story of racial inequality and advance a new economic vision for low-income and underserved communities.

The Richmond Fed's Charlotte Branch hosted one of several innovative discussions on digital inclusion and workshops for advancing broadband access and applications.

The Richmond Fed’s Community Development team partners with North Carolina State University, the Belk Foundation, the Duke Endowment and Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute in educating leaders to ready children for lifelong success.

Matt Martin discussed the 2019 economic outlook on the Carolina Business Review.