Since their origins, credit unions have sought to make a difference in the lives of their members and the communities they serve. During today's sessions, we shared tools and lessons learned for how your credit union can grow into a financial services provider of choice and a community development organization.
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Webinar: Strategy Guide for Creating Social Impact
Review the webinar materials from Strategy Guide for Creating Social Impact, hosted on August 25, 2022.
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Mai Nguyen Director, The Design Lab; Professor, Urban Studies and Planning at University of California San Diego
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Emma Garcia AVP Community Relations & Engagement at Desert Financial Credit Union
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Julian Wyatt CDFI Manager at Urban Strategies, Inc
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Report #599 |Tech and Trust: Building Credibility in Your Community
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Bill Maurer
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Trust is currently at an all-time low in the financial services sector, particularly among low-income and minoritized communities. Emerging technologies may exacerbate challenges for credit unions aiming to establish connections with these crucial segments, as detailed in the report, which concludes with three key takeaways for credit unions seeking to build trust in the communities they serve. -
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