Join the Richmond Fed for a District Dialogues forum bringing together leading experts to discuss the economics of aging in America.
Longer lives and unpredictable health make our golden years an economic puzzle, with major implications for policy and our own happiness. Economist Mariacristina De Nardi works to decipher our patterns of saving and spending in old age: Why do many couples keep putting money away long into retirement? Do we enjoy our money less as we age? How does losing a spouse dramatically change our finances? And what are the implications of COVID-19?
On September 8, join the Federal Reserve Banks of Minneapolis and Philadelphia for a research seminar focused on ways the labor market can improve competition and support for low- and moderate-income workers.
Learn how bond financing could create greater health equity by fundamentally transforming investments in preventative public health.
Join the Philadelphia Fed for this two-day event focuses on the connection between postsecondary training and the workforce, the growth of nondegree credentials, and the role of public financing.
Presentations on eight new and existing community and economic development proposals from across Colorado will be shared.
Watch this Fed Listens session hosted by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors about how families and communities are adapting to changes in the post-pandemic economy, and the evolving landscape for US businesses.
This forum is designed to enhance the careers and networks of mid- to senior-level leaders who are people of color in the financial services industry. Event sessions will include industry updates, professional development conversations, diversity and inclusion strategies, and networking opportunities.
The Idaho Rural Success Summit: Meeting the Moment is centered around spotlighting successful examples of rural community development through 10 lightning round presentations, as well as fostering networking opportunities and information sharing through a resource fair.
On Tuesday, September 27, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in partnership with the Office of the State Treasurer for Connecticut and the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy at The New School will host an in-person event on the intersection of baby bonds with health, wealth, housing, and education.
Don’t miss the 10th annual Community Banking Research Conference sponsored by the Federal Reserve System, CSBS, and FDIC to learn about the latest research on community banking.
Explore the role of financial technology (FinTech) companies in unsecured consumer lending to low- and moderate-income households.
The Technology-Enabled Disruption conference (TED), now in its fourth year, is designed to provide a better understanding of technology-enabled disruption and explore the phenomenon’s implications for the broader economy—for households and businesses.
Join stakeholders to discuss the analysis, recommendations, and next steps from the LISC 2022 Arizona Child Care and Early Learning Landscape Report.
This webinar will examine the motive, use, and attraction related to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology– with a focus on impacts to minorities groups and communities.
On Tuesday, October 18, 2022, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will host a virtual forum, as part of its Economic Inequality Policy Series, on the disparate impacts of inflation on different racial and ethnic groups.
Join us to explore the challenge and promise of the current moment, innovative policies and practices aimed at improving job quality and economic mobility, and creative, cross-sector solutions that are turning risk into resilience so that workers, businesses, and communities can thrive.
Federal Reserve Board and Federal Reserve Education (FRE) will welcome students nationwide via webcast to discuss career opportunities and diversity in economics and to learn about career paths within the Federal Reserve System. Please register if you would like to participate in breakout sessions.
On October 20, join us for a community development research seminar discussing short- and long-term consequences of the pandemic on K-12 and postsecondary education.
Diversity in economics is critical to ensuring that the right questions are being asked, yet less than 25 percent of economists are people of color, and no more than 30 percent of career economists are women.
Join the New York Fed in person to learn more about the need for affordable housing that includes services for low- and moderate-income older adults in the Second District.
