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Dear NCRC members and allies,

It’s been an exciting two days at the Just Economy Conference and there’s still more content and opportunities to connect with advocates working toward a #JustEconomy, just like you! 

From today until May 14, we have 55 Just Economy sessions where you can hear from racial and social justice leaders and field experts. 
Register Now
Today’s sessions include: 

1:00 pm ET 
  • Immigration Reform: The Economic Imperative for Acting Now, And What Happens If We Don’t 
  • NCRC’s View of CRA Reform Done Right
2:30 pm ET
  • COVID-19, Public Health and Disinvestment 
  • Future of Work and AI: Climate Change of A Different Kind
4:00 pm ET
  • A New Administration Brings Big Changes to HUD
  • Sick to Debt: Hospital Medical Debt-Issues, Challenges, Solutions 
View Session Descriptions
Highlights from Day 2
 
"We need to go big on all issues of justice, from voting rights to homeownership, to antidiscrimination to climate change to clean air and water and all of the things that families all over our country should be able to enjoy." - Senator Sherrod Brown

“The more inclusive our economy is, the more prosperity we can have together.” - Senator Elizabeth Warren

John Taylor, NCRC’s Founder & President, announced he will retire on August 1 after 30 years:

"I thank you for the bottom of my heart for the faith you have for the NCRC mission and that you step up and put your money where your mouth is."

John also hosted a fireside chat with PNC Bank CEO Bill Demchak, who said:
 
“We can all do something. I’m in a position to do more than most. I always look at problems and say, all right, what can I do? Quit talking about it and do something.”
Register now to participate live in any of the upcoming Just Economy Sessions. Registration also provides access through May 30 to recordings for most sessions from the entire conference.

Hope to “see” you soon,
Team NCRC
     
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