Webinar Recording: FDIC Findings on the Unbanked
The YEF Institute recently hosted a webinar about the implications of new findings from the FDIC for cities that are working to help families gain access to the financial mainstream.
Family Economic Success
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City Leadership to Promote Black Male Achievement
This municipal action guide highlights potential strategies and promising city approaches for reducing the persistent disparities between black males and their peers in the areas of education, work and family.
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The Go Direct® Campaign and Financial Empowerment
The U.S. Treasury Department is phasing out paper check payments and requiring federal benefit recipients to get their money electronically. The Go Direct® campaign provides free materials and ideas to promote electronic payments.
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NLC to Assist 11 Cities in Combating Childhood Hunger
As part of the Cities Combating Hunger through Afterschool Meal Programs (CHAMP) initiative, NLC has selected 11 cities to receive grant funding and practical guidance as they take steps to increase children’s participation in the federal Afterschool Meal Program.
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NLC Hosts Leadership Academies on Combating Child Hunger
NLC recently partnered with the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) to host two leadership academies in Washington, D.C., and Chicago, Ill. that helped city leaders learn how to combat child hunger by increasing participation in the newly-expanded federal Afterschool Meal Program.
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Cities and Family Economic Success
Family economic success strategies help working families move into the economic mainstream and strengthen local econmies. Clity officials implement programs and policy that enable local residents to build financial assets, connect with public benefits that alleviate poverty and overcome barriers to work.
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